Needy to Receive Free Dental Work in December

Free Dental Work Report — Free dental work on Christmas Eve. Local dentist offers free dental work. Veterans will get free dental work again. Pulaski Dentist offers free dental work to those who need it. Dental charity preparing for influx of patients.

Free dental care on Christmas Eve

Wheat Ridge — Comfort Dental will host Care Day Dec. 24. All Comfort Dental offices will provide free dental care to anyone. Comfort Dental has hosted Care day for the last 27 years.

Care Day will be at all Comfort Dental general dentistry offices throughout Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Missouri and Ohio. Offices will be open on Dec. 24 from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

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Local dentist offers free dental work

IDAHO FALLS – If you need dental care and are unable to afford it then you’re in luck.

Friday from 8a.m. to 4p.m. Comfort Care Dental, in Idaho Falls, will be providing free services. It’s their annual “Smiles from Santa” event. Comfort Care Dental is at 3550 Washington Parkway in Idaho Falls.

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Veterans will get free dental care again

Free dental services for veterans will be available once again this weekend.

Dimond Family Dental Center will offer a free dental clinic from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Wounded warriors with no dental benefits who have dental pain and cannot afford dental treatment will be treated.

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Pulaski Dentist offers free dental care to those who need it

PULASKI, TN (WAFF) – Dr. Tesa Reeves is out to change lives by offering free smiles to anyone who needs dental work, as she hosts the latest event for Dentistry From The Heart.

This is the second year to host the event. In 2009, they helped 133 people and gave away over $25,000 worth of free dental care.

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Dental charity preparing for influx of patients

The Union Gospel Mission Dental Clinic in Olympia is preparing for an influx of patients, after Medicaid cuts were announced.

The free clinic currently provides care for 50 patients each week but manager, Linda Barrett, said that members of the staff were bracing themselves for a huge increase in patient numbers, after significant Medicaid cuts were announced. Ms Barrett said that she had no idea how many patients would be in need of treatment but she estimated that there would be a significant increase in demand for free treatment.

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