Dental Care - Kenyan dentists declare November Dental Month (AngolaPress) Nairobi, Kenya, 11/25
Kenyan dentists declare November Dental Month (AngolaPress)
Nairobi, Kenya, 11/25 - The Kenya Dental Association and Colgate Palmolive (East Africa), have declared November the Dental Health Month in the country.
Delta Dental assists Benton free clinic (Benton Courier)
The board of directors of Delta Dental of Arkansas has awarded a $5,000 grant to the Christian Community Care Clinic for the purchase of dental equipment.
SDA dental clinic bids farewell to retiring director (Saipan Tribune)
Seventh Day Adventist Dental Clinic held a farewell luncheon party for its outgoing director Richard Ludders Friday at the Aqua Resort Club. The clinic's resident dental hygienist Lori DeMaine hosted the luncheon.
Cartayas: Care Clinic volunteers of the year (Benton Courier)
Dr. Dan and Linda Cartaya of Benton have been named co-volunteers of the year for the Christian Community Care Clinic, a local nonprofit health care ministry.
Montana State Prison meets lawsuit agreement for inmate medical care (Montana Standard)
HELENA (AP) The Montana State Prison has met the requirements for improving inmate medical care contained in an agreement settling a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union after the 1991 prison riot.
Meeting medical needs: Local health care providers help new evacuees at Lonsdale (Benton Courier)
Medical care turned out to be the most critical need of the 300-plus Hurricane Katrina victims who arrived last week at Springlake Baptist Assembly, relief volunteers report.
Hints on promoting dental health given (IPP Media)
Participants in the 20th Scientific Conference, Continuing Education Workshop and General Annual Meeting held in Dar es Salaam recently, have resolved to promote preventive dentistry in all settings, in order to accomplish standardised preventive oral health care outreach for special or high risk groups.
Cut the pain of dental work (Scotland on Sunday)
MORE than a third of Scotland's 1,900 dentists earned over 100,000 from their NHS work alone last year, yet this has done nothing to stem the exodus into private practice.
Dental hygienists get out of offices as public pushes for more access (The Daily Item)
DALLAS Each year, youngsters miss out on millions of school hours due to dental problems. And that's a shame, said Alicia Grant, executive director of the Children's Oral Health Center of Dallas, which serves low-income kids referred by school nurses.
Postcode lottery for dental charges (EveningNews24)
Dental patients in Norwich face a postcode lottery when receiving treatment with a staggering difference between the prices being set by private practitioners.
 |
||
|