Dental Project Donated $1.9 Million in Free Dental Care

On August 11th, the dental practices from the Smile Generation branch have offered free dental care worth of $1.9 million to patients from the local community of Irving California.

On August 11th, the dental practices from the Smile Generation branch have offered free dental care worth of $1.9 million to patients from the local community of Irving California.

This has been the second annual Smile Gen Serve Day, and the dental staff from these practices offered free dental treatments to as many as 1,400 patients who could otherwise not afford even basic dental care services.

Steven Thorne, the founder of Smile Generation said the staff was incredibly happy to be able to offer something back to the community through this outreach free dental care event.

Among the most important free dental treatments, the staff offered free dental X-rays professional dental cleanings, dental restorations and extractions.

The dental supplies have been donated by Ivoclar Vivadent and Henry Schein.

There were numerous sponsors who joined forces with the dental practices to make this huge humanitarian free dental care event possible.

The efforts of the Smile Generation were supported by local churches, several nonprofit groups, and youth centers from the area.

Such large scale free dental projects are more than welcomed in communities where the number of needy patients is on a continuous rise.