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justabob

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11. my question was a little off topic

Reply to HiPointDem (Reply #8)

Sun May 20, 2012, 01:01 PM

May 2012

I wasn't really thinking of MedicAid (or even the OP) though many of the new clinics' signage says they accept it. I should spend the time and google it. I have been lazy. It is just one of those things I have noticed that doesn't make sense to me.... notes from the field. The sheer number of these clinics makes me suspicious. I can't imagine people have much money for dental things, even if they desperately need work.

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Now Wall Street is f**king with our teeth....... [View all] marmar May 2012 OP

that's horrifying. cali May 2012 #1

That sounds like an assault treestar May 2012 #2

"Wall Street firms have been attracted to dental practices because they are less regulated dixiegrrrrl May 2012 #3

do you know.... justabob May 2012 #4

I have no way of knowing since I live in a teeny rural town. dixiegrrrrl May 2012 #5

Interesting. I think the rules vary from state to state. You might try googling to see if HiPointDem May 2012 #8

my question was a little off topic justabob May 2012 #11

But i'm thinking if it's a sudden new development, there is probably some element of private HiPointDem May 2012 #12

true justabob May 2012 #13

How is this not the school's fault? B2G May 2012 #6

Somewhere in the story there was talk of permission slips being signed dixiegrrrrl May 2012 #7

Bits from the article: superpatriotman May 2012 #9

Unregulated Wall Street is eventually going to kill us all. Initech May 2012 #10

These creeps prey on poor children DonCoquixote May 2012 #14

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America is All About Freedom! ... for corporations to do whatever the f@#$ they want to us. Arugula Latte May 2012 #16