Sherry Taylor

Free Dental Care

Dental care is so important for a good life and so many in our area cannot afford the dental care they need. The C’ville Free Clinic understands that need and they have put together a day of free dental care to anyone that needs it. There is a process, so be sure to read this excerpt from the press release and get the care that you need. It starts tomorrow, Friday, April 19th.

“In order to receive treatment at the Charlottesville MOM Dental Day, prospective patients must go to Covenant Church on Friday, April 19, at 2:00 p.m. to pick up a ticket. A limited number of tickets are available and will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that no tickets will be given out prior to 2:00 p.m. and people should expect to wait. Patients must return the following day, Saturday, April 20, for treatment at the time listed on their ticket.”

 More details on their website: http://www.cvillefreeclinic.org/index.php/news/events-detail/free-dental-services-available-at-charlottesville-mission-of-mercy-dental

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