Establishes a dental health demonstration project in the county of Monroe

Mandated the use of artificial intelligence to facilitate clinical diagnostic services for treating existing dental problems.

Required the engagement of community health workers to handle education, data collection, and training for the eligible population.

Added a requirement for participating providers to submit a final report detailing evaluation, efficacy, cost savings, and health outcomes upon project conclusion.

Instructed the department to ensure services provided under the project do not duplicate currently covered services.

Changed the payment rate structure from a fee-for-service basis to a per diem basis.

Established a specific annual funding cap of $600,000, subject to legislative appropriation.