Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Low-income adults in want for dental care could get cleanings, extractions and other fillings done for free this Friday and Saturday at the Open Door Dental Clinic of Alamance.
Organizers are predicting to check about 500 people at the two-day clinic that would be set up in the hall at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter in Burlington. Clinic dental care services would be offered to needy adults whose family income is twice the nationwide poverty index. "It's for people who are 18 and older who do not have dental insurance," said Dr. Steven Slott, president of the clinic.
Organizers are predicting to check about 500 people at the two-day clinic that would be set up in the hall at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter in Burlington. Clinic dental care services would be offered to needy adults whose family income is twice the nationwide poverty index. "It's for people who are 18 and older who do not have dental insurance," said Dr. Steven Slott, president of the clinic.
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