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Jungnang-gu Offers Home Oral Care for Seniors With Limited Mobility
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- Jungnang-gu has been selected for a pilot project by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and is providing home-visit oral health services from May to October to seniors with limited mobility.
- Fifty residents of Jungnang-gu aged 65 and older will be recruited on a first-come, first-served basis, and dentists and dental hygienists will visit their homes for three months.
- Applications can be made by phone to the Oral Health Division of the Jungnang-gu Public Health Center, and services include oral condition checks, toothbrushing instruction and fluoride treatment.
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