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A course with real teeth in it

Published: Saturday, March 24 2007 12:13 a.m. MDT

Laura Seitz, Deseret Morning News

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Taylorsville High School student Sharon Dutson cleans up this week after a class in which students learn dental assisting. Sixty students are enrolled in the Granite Technical Institute program, which recently forged a partnership with the Utah Department of Health to provide a full range of dental services to low-income Utahns — and also operates as a teaching lab. LAURA SEITZ,

Taylorsville High School student Sharon Dutson cleans up this week after a class in which students learn dental assisting. Sixty students are enrolled in the Granite Technical Institute program, which recently forged a partnership with the Utah Department of Health to provide a full range of dental services to low-income Utahns — and also operates as a teaching lab.

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