Dental Care: Free Dental Clinics

50 area kids are receiving free dental care this week. The bus is located at Beadle School. These are children who have been unable to access adequate dental care. “Some kids don’t have access to dental care for a number of reasons,” Vice President SOUTH BEND — Indiana University South Bend’s Dental Hygiene Clinic will host three free upcoming community outreach events: A free dental sealant clinic for both adults and children will be from 5 to 8 p.m. March 26 and 27. Another event for children John said he has come across many — seniors and others with mobility issues — who have to wait too long for dental care, which is crucial to good health. In Peel Region, there is a waiting period of up to 24 months for “free basic dental care for Notable: Patel received a 2014 Riverside Heroes Award for his work in the community, particularly as founder of the free Al-Shifa Dental Clinic in San Bernardino and as past chairman of the Islamic Center of Riverside. When he immigrated to America about “They prevent cavities and promote fresh breath, but AXIM’s CBG-derived oral care products eliminate the bacteria that relief of muscle spasms and cramps in clinical trials at the Free University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, the University The Coral Gables Woman’s Club Havana Nights Casino Night packed their clubhouse Saturday night to benefit the club’s free children’s dental clinic. Guests enjoyed cigar rolling, Cuban food, gaming and shopping as the night kicked off and even visited .

Dr. Judi Fisch checks out a patient during a free dental clinic in Rutland in May 2012. Several local dentists donated their time to those whose income level or lack of dental insurance might prevent them from seeking dental care. In my career as a dentist "This one-day free clinic event will provide those who are uninsured and underserved the opportunity to receive preventive, primary medical and dental care and to be connected to the area's safety-net providers." The NAFC will sponsor the Clinic in Kansas CHARLESTON -- Thirty-three Charleston-area children received free dental services from MyCharlestonDentist.com on Feb. 13 as part of national Give Kids A Smile. Jordan Spencer, DDS, and Matthew Kasiar, DMD of MyCharlestonDentist.com joined thousands of will be paying for free dental care -- including cleanings, X-rays, exams, fluoride and sealants -- to eligible low-income children, families and seniors 8 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. on two upcoming Saturdays, March 21 and April 4, at SCF's Dental Hygiene .