Free and Low-Cost Dental Work for Children and Adults
June 1st, 2009
Families in Need of Get Free Dental Work
A bit of Las Vegas was brought into Honolulu Sunday night, to raise money for free dental work to families in need. The Hawaii Dental Association held a gala fundraiser at Restaurant Row. At “Casino Heaven,” hundreds of guests were treated to Sin-City style games, food and entertainment. All the money raised will go to the HDA’s Dental Samaritans, a non-profit that provides oral health care, clinics and screenings to low-income areas across the state.
“We do give kids a smile program, give kupuna a smile program,” Kim Oga, HDA Board Member said. “We’ll often give money to help build homeless shelters, their own dental care.”
More: http://kgmb9.com
$$ For Free Dental Work
Laid off? No more employer or state sponsored insurance? Too cheap to buy low-cost dental work but that sweet tooth need some TLC? What better than to qualify to be an exam patient for national dental exam boards at University of Pacific Dental School!
Not only did I receive a FREE checkup, full mouth x-ray, and a filling, I was also fed Costco pizza and walked away with $100 dollars as compensation for my time by the student dentist that worked on me!
Two weeks ago, I replied to a Craigslist ad in the FREE section (where I normally peruse through now-a-days instead of Missed Connection) looking for qualified exam patients and promising $100 on top of free dental work.
More: http://www.examiner.com
Network fills in kids’ dental care gaps
SAN ANDREAS - Just as free dental care for the poor is disappearing elsewhere in California, leaders of social service agencies in Calaveras County this month are launching a new dental care network that will give children the oral surgery and other treatment they need.
Although California still offers free dental care for uninsured children from low-income families (the state’s dental care program for poor adults will be discontinued July 1), no dentist in Calaveras County currently accepts Denti-Cal.
More: http://www.recordnet.com
Unity Center marks year of bridging cultural gaps
Free dental care is offered through Salt Lake Donated Dental Services.
More: http://www.deseretnews.com
Free medical and dental care in Sullivan County
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) — Some Sullivan County citizens have gotten much needed medical and dental care, for free.
Lincoln Memorial University played host to Saturday’s Remote Area Medical Clinic. People who are uninsured or unemployed can receive free medical, dental, optical and veterinary services. The community outreach project runs through Sunday.
Source: http://www.volunteertv.com
Free Dental Work (USC Dental School)
I am a graduating senior at USC dental school. I will be taking the state licensing exams June 12 through 14 and am looking for dental patients. If you are selected the dental work is free, and you may be compensated (between $100 and $250 dollars). Please see the information below and contact me if you are interested.
Free dental screening and X-rays.
If selected, free dental cleaning and/or free fillings.
If selected, small compensation ($100 to $250) for your time.
More: http://losangeles.craigslist.org
Free Dental Work: Cleanings (Scarborough)
I am a dental hygiene student graduating in a number of weeks, who is looking for people in need of a free dental work - cleaning. People who have not had a dental cleaning in 5+ years, or who do not adhere to a recommended toothbrushing and flossing regimen are needed. Children are also welcome!
The Dental Hygiene College is accredited by the Commission of Dental Accreditation of Canada, and we are supervised by experienced Registered Dental Hygienists and Dentists. I am an experienced dental hygiene student who will be graduating in several weeks, but would like several more patients to complete my requirements.
The college is located a 5 minute walk away from Scarborough Town Centre. If you are interested please email me and I will send you more information.
More: http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca
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