The material of the article reflects the current state of the problem of organization and provision of medical dental care to elderly citizens. The content analysis of normative and legal sources regulating the provision of medical care to certain categories of senior citizens was carried out. The peculiarities of legal phenomena and imperfection of legislative acts are revealed which determine the further research work in this field of knowledge.

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