Buffalo Dentist Provides Oral Healthcare to Refugees in Lebanon
Othman Shibly, DDS, of the University at Buffalo (UB) School of Dental Medicine traveled to Lebanon in April to provide oral healthcare to.
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Carestream Donates Intraoral Sensors to Mercy Ships
Carestream Dental has provided six RVG 6200 intraoral sensors as well as software and support to outfit Mercy Ships and its newest ship,.
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Dental Mission Serves Hundreds in Guatemala
Thirteen dentists and volunteers supported by Pacific Dental Services (PDS) provided oral healthcare to underserved patients at the PDS Foundation’s Clínica Dental near.
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Volunteer Dentists Needed to Provide Post-Earthquake Care in Puerto Rico
On January 7, Puerto Rico and other islands in the Caribbean were hit by an earthquake that registered 6.4 on the Richter scale..
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Dental Mission Heads to Dominican Republic This Month
Members of the staff at the Productive Dentist Academy joined the nonprofit organization Barnabas Task to bring dental care to Santiago in the Dominican Republic.
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Dentsply Sirona Sponsors Dental Mission in Guatemala
Sponsored by Dentsply Sirona, three dentists provided dental care to more than 40 children between the ages of 3 and 8 at the.
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Dental Partnership Raises $1.8 Million for Children’s Charities
Ultradent Products and the Crown Council teamed up to raise more than $1.8 million through Smiles for Life between March 1 and August.
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Dental Mission Treats 555 Patients in Ethiopia
The Pacific Dental Services (PDS) Foundation traveled to the Tigray Region of Northern Ethiopia to provide comprehensive oral healthcare to patients in need.
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Volunteers Venture into Argentina to Provide Dental Care
Earlier this summer, 10 dental professionals travelled from across the United States to remote villages in Argentina as part of Smiles for Argentina, an.
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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.
