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As recently as the summer of 2000, Nashua residents who couldn?t afford dental care sought comfort from one of two emergency rooms in the city. There they received antibiotics and pain medication, but never any follow up. Since October of that year though, the poor and working poor have received better care thanks to the nonprofit Greater Nashua Dental Connection. But the days of the connection may be numbered. In the first of 2 parts on the public health organization NHPR?s Dan Gorenstein looks at what service the Connection provides.