The Pennsylvania Supreme Court agreed to hear our appeal in a pair of Right-to-Know Law cases related to how the Department of Public Welfare (DPW) uses taxpayer dollars to provide dental care to people enrolled in Medicaid. The Supreme Court's decision to take our case is an important development for case law related to our state's relatively new Right-to-Know Law. The Supreme Court has issued only six decisions ever under the new law, which has been in effect since 2009. It is also an important step toward ensuring that all low-income children across the Commonwealth have access to the dental care they need to lead healthy lives. In Pennsylvania, many low-income children who are eligible for Medicaid never visit a dentist, likely because reimbursement rates are so low that it is difficult for dentists to accept Medicaid patients without losing money. By winning this appeal, we will gain access to financial records that will reveal the full extent of this problem.