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Free dental care for adults would cost $648m a year

By New Zealand Blog News Service Oct 2, 2020

While Labour and National have both pledged millions to boost childhood dental care, both have been less vocal on the idea of extending free dental care to adults.

But the cost of funding free dental …

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