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Randomized trial demonstrates increased routine dental visits in a disadvantaged cohort, suggesting effective behavioral support.
= 0.0001). We are moderately certain RETURN produced small, consistently favorable effects on routine visits, oral health impact, and dental anxiety despite limited-service availability. RETURN also significantly increased attempts to make routine appointments even in a disadvantaged cohort. This supports integrating behavioral support alongside service reforms to support the transition into continuing care and the optimum use of resources.
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