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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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Before Sarrell came into the eight cities where there are now clinics, families of children on Medicaid were either driving for over an hour to a dentist who would provide treatment, or they were simply going without dental care altogether.
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