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- Dr. Chris Bryant has launched a mobile dental clinic to provide dental care to rural communities, especially Indigenous communities such as Pacheedaht First Nation, due to the need for accessible health care.
- The mobile clinic cost about $150,000 and aims to address the lack of dental services in small areas where larger offices are prioritized.
- Bryant believes that building relationships is crucial, noting, 'The relationships I've built have been really positive.'
- Public interest in mobile clinics is growing, with students reaching out to Bryant for guidance on establishing alternative clinic setups, as he works to refine his mobile clinic further.
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