Arkansas ranks last in the nation for dental health. So far, fixing the problem is about as easy as pulling teeth.
Arkansas ranks last in the nation for dental health. So far, fixing the problem is about as easy as pulling teeth.
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State of decay: No easy fix for Arkansas’s dental health problems
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