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Book · 2017 · Cost of Dental care

Teeth

by Mary Otto · Recommended by 2 people on 1 podcast

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Mary Otto is the author of teeth this story of beauty inequality and the struggle for oral health in America.
Gilbert Cruz · The Book Review · Mar 2017 Listen at 30:54

Why people recommend it

Teeth is a nonfiction book by Mary Otto that examines beauty inequality and the systemic struggles for adequate oral health care in America. Gilbert Cruz featured the author and her book on The Book Review, introducing Mary Otto in her capacity as the oral health care leader for the Association of Health Care Journalists and praising her deep dive into a neglected public health crisis. Cruz highlighted the subtitle of the book to emphasize its focus on the intersection of economics, societal beauty standards, and medical access. During the interview, Mary Otto herself referenced the scope and expanse of her research, discussing how certain systemic issues extend even beyond the boundaries of the book. The podcast segment serves as a crucial platform for bringing widespread attention to a marginalized topic, urging listeners to confront the harsh realities of dental inequity in the United States. Through their dialogue, the host and author illuminate the urgent need for systemic reform in a healthcare sector that affects millions of vulnerable Americans daily.

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Gilbert Cruz Mary Otto is the author of teeth this story of beauty inequality and the struggle for oral health in America 3
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“Mary Otto will be here to talk about her new book teeth”
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“Mary aoto joins us now she is the Oral healthc Care leader for the association of healthc care journalists and she has a new book called teeth the story of beauty inequality and the struggle for oral health in America”
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“Mary Otto is the author of teeth this story of beauty inequality and the struggle for oral health in America”
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“and I I would love to explore that it's a little bit beyond the expanse of this of this book”