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Reason to smile: UAE to provide free dental screenings for kindergarten pupils in public schools

The National ·

The UAE has introduced a programme to provide free oral and dental health screenings for kindergarten pupils. The initiative was announced on Friday by the Ministry of Health and Prevention, as part of a collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Emirates Health Services. The UAE is focused on…

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