Ghana needs Dental Health Policy

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• BALL ROLLING 12 years ago

  Mahama could have invested in dental health instead of the Akonfem which have all flown to BUKINA FASO

  Mahama could have invested in dental health instead of the Akonfem which have all flown to BUKINA FASO

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• kweku D. 12 years ago

  Why not leave this to the Dental Council? Why ask the government to address this?

  Why not leave this to the Dental Council? Why ask the government to address this?

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• Robert 12 years ago

  Let’s begin with oral hygiene education in communities

  Let’s begin with oral hygiene education in communities

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• ama kumi-rotterdam 12 years ago

  just sick insurance without this dental issues,have your government(s) being abled to tackle it or even to let it work in the country-ghana,has it been working properly? `dental insurance is always seperate from the ordinary ...
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  just sick insurance without this dental issues,have your government(s) being abled to tackle it or even to let it work in the country-ghana,has it been working properly? `dental insurance is always seperate from the ordinary sick insurance.do you know that?now, you have 2,000 plus doctors in ghana(nation wide)how many dentist do you have in this 2,000 doctors in ghana? kwesi pratt jr would say "masa"

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• Lamissi 12 years ago

  Provision of dental services to northern Ghana is long overdue. One mind boggling fact is that the field is wide open for dentists to establish private practices in the regional capitals. Now that there are more private hospi ...
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  Provision of dental services to northern Ghana is long overdue. One mind boggling fact is that the field is wide open for dentists to establish private practices in the regional capitals. Now that there are more private hospitals in Tamale, patients are patronizing them in their numbers. Were a dentist or dentists to set up practices in Tamale, they would surely get lots of patients.

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