Tacos and Toothbrushes Provides Oral Healthcare to the Underserved
As the pandemic has made it more difficult for families to get oral healthcare, the nonprofit Kids’ Community Dental Clinic (KCDC) recently hosted.
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Harvard to Reopen Dental Practice
In September, Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) announced that its Dental Service would close at the end of the year due to financial.
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Dugoni School’s Community Outreach Goes Virtual
The dental clinics are open at the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco, and residents are providing care on site..
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Delta Dental to Install Water Bottle Stations in 55 Tennessee Elementary Schools
Delta Dental of Tennessee’s “Water’s Cool @ School!” program will replace existing water fountains at 55 elementary schools across the state with contactless.
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Exonerees to Get Free Dental Work on August 15
Pacific Dental Services will team up with After Innocence to provide free oral care to men and women who have been wrongfully convicted.
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Columbia Dental Students Focus on Community Outreach
Members of the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (CDM) chapter of the Hispanic Dental Student Association (HSDA) have been providing oral health.
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Dental Van Covers 3,000 Treatments and 107,000 Miles in 2019-2020
Despite the pandemic, the UTHealth School of Dentistry (UTSD) adult dental van completed more than 3,000 treatments at no cost for nearly 400.
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Video Premiere Celebrates Decade of Community Collaboration
Henry Schein Cares and the New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry invite dental professionals and the community at large to join them.
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Make Urgent Care Part of Your Dental Marketing Plan
Emergency treatment may not be the most exciting aspect of dentistry, but it is arguably one of the most important—for you and your.
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Delta Dental of Tennessee Donates $50,000 to COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Delta Dental of Tennessee will provide $50,000 to support COVID-19 relief efforts across Tennessee through the Salvation Army Nashville Area Command and Second.
