One of the things, I think, that hasn't been widely spoken about or particularly spoken about in this debate or in general, is there hasn't been much emphasis on the importance that oral health has on overall health. As Regina Benjamin, a former US surgeon general noted, "Research has indicated possible associations between chronic oral infections and diabetes, heart and lung disease, stroke, and low birthweight or premature births." She also continued, saying, "In other words, oral health refers to the health of our mouth and, ultimately, supports and reflects the health of the entire body." I think that's something that a lot of people don't necessarily draw an association with. We know that oral health, in particular, is really, really important to cardiovascular health. So it may very well be the case that preventing tooth decay can also help prevent an array of systemic diseases downstream. And we know already that the consequences of tooth decay and the financial burdens aren't yet fully understood.