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Towards the end of his commentary, Kappy presents the radical idea of a coordinated boycott against high-priced dental services. Drawing parallels to past social movements, he argues that if a significant number of people collectively decided to forego routine dental checkups unless absolutely necessary, the system might be compelled to adapt and lower its prices. This vision for change highlights his frustrations with an industry that he argues lacks ethical standards—a narrative that resonates with many who feel similarly alienated in the current healthcare landscape.