They stole her teeth! An exploration of adults with developmental disability experiences with dental care.

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Amin Salmasi

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Mario A Brondani

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Rosamund Harrison

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Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and participation in decision making: ethical considerations for professional-client practice.

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10.1111/SCD.12115

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2015-05-07T00:00:00Z

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