Dental Care: Children Dental Care

“Then they’ll learn infant-toddler care and parenting while healthy lifestyle changes that (children) will be able to keep through their lives,” said Karen Remington, clinic manager. The clinic will open with dental technicians, as well as Forrest & Forrest Family Dentistry on Lawyers Road provided children throughout the local area with free dental care last Friday. “For us it’s a great way to give back to the community,” said Dentist Stacy Forrest. She and her husband Brad Forrest there's no dentist serving Stratford's 1,200 residents and that means kids don't have easy access to dental care. Many of the parents are farm workers who can't take the time off work or don't have a car to go to a dentist in another town. Lemoore Still, the report underscores hope that dental care is becoming more accessible. As more children's cavities are being treated, dental professionals hope to see an increase in cavity prevention. Proactive defense against childhood tooth decay is a in honor of National Children's Dental Health Month. On that day, Dental Art Images ineport Cleona will provide dental care to area children in need, free of charge, by appointment only. For more information, contact Dental Art Images at 717-272-8500. Since the late 1980s, Elmer dentist Dr. Jacob Bagley has been traveling to Jerusalem to volunteer his services, caring for children's teeth. Most recently, Bagley traveled overseas during the first two weeks of January. "Seven or eight years ago, I began .

EAST LIVERPOOL - Again this year, children from local schools had an opportunity Friday to receive free dental care during national Give Kids a Smile Day held at the offices of Dr. Jeffrey Caldwell on Fifth Street. Courtney Bourchard is a mother of five. She had all of her children go through all of the screenings, and said dental care is important to her as a mother. "Hopefully they learn to to brush their teeth better and take good care of their teeth," Bourchard said. at Washington Dental Associates in Bergenfield recently provided a day of free services for children and adults who can’t afford dental care. Dr. Mariliza LaCap and Dr. Darren Tong, husband and wife, along with Dr. Timothy MacLaga and their "Smile Give Kids A Smile (GKAS) received a $4,400 grant from the Cuivre River Electric Community Trust to provide free dental care to children at the recent GKAS bi-annual clinic at the Center for Advanced Dental Education on the campus of St. Louis University. .