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A 32 yo Hispanic woman presents to your office for a first prenatal visit. She is 7 wks pregnant. Pt recently quit smoking. She does not brush or floss regularly. She has not seen the dentist in several years because few dentists in her area take Medicaid insurance. What is the problem? What risk factors contribute to the problem? What members of the interprofessional team should be involved in patient’s care? What are appropriate interprofessional interventions for this patient?

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