The state of health care in Prince George’s

A new survey in Prince George’s is meant to gauge the state of health care in the county. To get a glimpse of what it looks like now, take a look inside one dental clinic.

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Feb. 14, 2012

Sandy Garrison helps patients at the Cheverly Dental Clinic in the Prince George’s County Health Department. From left: Maria Juana Callejas, 30, of Riverdale, and her children Francisco Melendez, 19 months, and Kelly Melendez, 13.

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