Over 1,000 patients get free dental care at Duluth event
More than $1 million in care was estimated to be provided by hundreds of volunteers.
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More than $1 million in care was estimated to be provided by hundreds of volunteers.
Students at Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City Elementary School were among an estimated 50,000 Minnesota first-graders to receive dental health kits and educational materials through the program.
/PRNewswire/ -- The Minnesota Dental Association and the Minnesota Oral Health Coalition will host the third annual Oral Health Showcase on March 2, 2023, from...
/PRNewswire/ -- The Minnesota Dental Association is calling on legislators to address oral health priorities in special session. Current dental provider...
KSTP Created: February 25, 2021 04:51 PM The Minnesota House and Senate have passed bills giving dentists the legal authority to deliver COVID-19 vaccinations. That legislation is now on its way to the desk of Governor Tim Walz, awaiting his expected signature that would pave the way for dentists to join the list of medical professionals allowed to administer the antiviral shots. Dr. Michael Perpich operates several clinics in the metro area and told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS he is “excited” to provide Minnesotans with the vaccine. "I think the more people that are able to ...