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Delta Dental is the largest dental insurance plan in the United States and the primary provider of employer-based dental insurance in Massachusetts. According to the Wikipedia article on Delta Dental, dental insurance plans were formed in the United States by dentists who recognized the need to increase access to dental care among the general population. Dr. Guralnick, who is credited with championing the creation of such a plan in Massachusetts, served on the board of Delta Dental, which traces its history to 1954. The story of dental insurance in the USA is interesting. One can only wonder why so much discussion of universal health coverage exempts the providers from addressing the population's lifetime of dental needs from that kind of long-term strategic planning for addressing the pharynx, which has been implicated in most if not nearly all human health needs. MaynardClark (talk) 01:29, 19 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]
People who have recently died are subject to WP:BLP and all articles are subject to WP:V. Perhaps the content I have recently removed is in fact sourced but it was not apparent because a lot of statements had no citation. Furthermore, the contributor, who claims to support the WP:GOCE project, simply doesn't seem to understand how to write; for example, there were far too many sentences using the word had unnecessarily and we do not saypassed away. - Sitush (talk) 06:11, 19 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]
