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2018 Special Smiles Program…

July 25, 2018 By Oralhealthnevada 1 Comment

June 2018 The Special Olympics Northern California and Nevada Healthy Athletes Special Smiles Program…

brought together several enthusiastic volunteers and organizations: UNLV School of Dental Medicine, Nevada State Oral Health Program, Oral Health Nevada, NV Dental Hygienists’ Association, TMCC, and the community to provide education on oral health, screening for dental disease, and application of fluoride varnish for many Special Olympians.

What a Wonderful and uplifting event!
special smiles nvdha.com

Thank you all: Caitlin Sheets, Healthy Athletes Program Manager at Special Olympics Northern California & Nevada, Civon Gewelber, DDS, Richard Reich, DDS, Antonina Capurro, DMD, Syd McKenzie, RDH, Caryn Solie, RDH, Judy White, RDH and many other great facilitators and support team members.

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  1. Christy Thomas says

    November 9, 2018 at 4:37 am

    Please share dates for next as I would like to participate, Thanks so much

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