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Knowledge Transfer Statement: This article provides an overview of implementation science and outlines NIDCR’s interest and commitment to research that decreases time from development through implementation of evidence-based oral health interventions.

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implementation science oral health research evidence-based interventions de-implementation dental health services diffusion of innovation

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Charting a Course for Implementation Research in Oral Health

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