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Cherokee Nation breaks ground on sixth dental clinic

The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma broke ground on a dental clinic on Tuesday.

The clinic in Salina will be the sixth in the tribe's system. It's an addition to the Amo Health Center.

"This will tremendously help our patients in this area," said Melissa Gower of Cherokee Nation Health Services, KTUL-TV reported.

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