Dentistry from the Heart June 9th

Hagerstown Smiles Dental Care will host Dentistry from the Heart:

Providing Adults with Free Dental Care on Saturday June 9th from 8:00am – 5:00pm

Hagerstown Smiles Dental Care will host a free dental care event through Dentistry From the Heart, supporting Hagerstown area residents with free dental care to the first 100+ people.  Dr. Burley will be joined by his office staff, local volunteers, and local volunteer dentists in order to provide the first 100 adult patients with a free extraction, filling, or cleaning.

Patients are asked to arrive early as the event is a first come, first serve basis.  Event registration will begin Saturday June 9th at 8:00 a.m. and patients will be seen through 5:00 p.m. that day.  Patients are also encouraged to dress appropriately for the weather and bring water and snacks as they may be waiting outside to be seen.  Patients must be over 18 and bring a valid photo I.D.

This is the first time that Hagerstown Smiles Dental Care has hosted a Dentistry from the Heart event, and it will not be the last.  Dr. Burley’s office hopes to make it an annual event as they see it as a great way to give back to their home community.  This sort of outreach comes complete with improved smiles, relief from suffering, and a warm sense of gratitude.  The services provided by Dentistry from the Heart not only helps a patients’ teeth and overall health, it gives them a renewed reason to smile.  For more information, call us at 301-739-7003 and visit www.dentistryfromtheheart.org.

Dentistry from the Heart:  In 2001, Dentistry from the Heart started with dentist, Dr. Vincent Monticciolo, who wanted to give back to the community by providing aid to the growing number of Americans without dental insurance.  Dentistry from the Heart is a registered non-profit organization that services free dental work for people in need.  Since its inception, Dentistry from the Heart has grown to include over 200 annual events nationwide and provided more than 60,000 people with an estimated $6 million in free dental care.