Partnership Provides Free Dental Care for 3,000 People
More than 3,000 people in four different countries, including 2,049 children and 1,076 adults, received free dental care during the 2018-2019 school year.
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NYU Dentistry to Open Clinic in Brooklyn
The New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry will open a new dental care facility in Brooklyn’s City Point complex in early 2020.
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Henry Schein Global Product Donation Program Now Seeking Applications
Henry Schein is now accepting applications for its Global Product Donation Program, which provides selected medical and dental organizations with a broad array.
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Dentsply Sirona Sends Dentists and Gear Into the Amazon
As Mato Grosso in the Amazon region of Brazil hosted the traditional Xingu Games in May, attracting 600 athletes and more than 3,000.
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California to Pay Off Student Loans for Medi-Cal Dentists
The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) will award $10.5 million to 40 dentists to help pay off their student loan debt.
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Myers Named Clinical Director of St. Vincent de Paul Dental Clinic
Scott Myers, DMD, will serve as clinical dental director at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) Delta Dental of Arizona Oral.
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Great Shape! Improves Smiles in Jamaica
Since 2003, Great Shape! has partnered with International SmilePower and the Jamaica Ministry of Health to deliver more than $500,000 in dental services.
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Auction Raises $109,000 for America’s ToothFairy
MGE Management Experts raised more than $109,000 for America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation during the fundraising auction at its Owner’s Conference.
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KCU Announces Plans to Build a Dental School
Kansas City University (KCU) is pursuing a college of dental medicine for its campus in Joplin, Missouri, to address the significant and growing.
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Tennessee Declares Oral Health Smile Power Week
Residents of Tennessee with low incomes often struggle to find and afford good oral care, prompting Governor Bill Lee and the Tennessee Charitable.
