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Researchers claim school sealants curb child tooth decay
Harvard researchers report in Holbrook and Randolph that in two years sealants applied by trained mothers and fluoride tablets in classrooms cut decay about 25 percent among 4000 pupils. With annual cost around eight dollars per pupil, the program aims to nearly eliminate cavities and could show that lay workers can deliver preventive dental care in schools.
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Boston
I. Leon Dogan
Harvard University
Dogan
Holbrook
Randolph
National Institute of Dental Research
Harvard School of Dental Medicine
Forsyth Dental Center
Dogon
American Association of Dental Research
Washington