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them to the office ’ s GKAS event for restorative treatment . Children not seen during the scheduled school exam but who heard about the event through advertisement also were seen on March 8 to receive a free exam / prophylaxis .
For any areas of need that were not
addressed on the GKAS Day , children were scheduled for a follow-up to receive those services free of charge . A total of more than $ 2,000 in services is estimated to be donated for treatment of those who will be seen for follow-up care .
The children who attended the event also enjoyed visits with Timmy the Tooth and the Lebanon County Dairy Maid and Miss . The special guests informed children of the important role dairy foods play in establishing good oral health .
Thank You for Volunteering — It goes without saying that that our members are largely responsible for the continued success the program has had for PDA . We express our sincerest gratitude for the generosity and support our members extended to this year ' s program . Every contribution that was made is significant in making a difference in the oral health of Pennsylvania ' s children .
With the success of another year , it is essential that we also recognize Dr . Sam Mansour for his role as the NCDHM statewide chair . Dr . Mansour ’ s passion for the program and drive to ensure its success are invaluable qualities that keep the program running so efficiently .
Dr . Fredrick Johnson examines patient Ashley Smith .
Dr . Jay Freedman , State Rep . Madeleine Dean and Jan Harris , Dr . Freedman ’ s office manager during the March 1 GKAS event .
Dairy Maid Angela Fair , Timmy the Tooth and Dairy Miss Alayna Harrell at the GKAS event at the office of Dr . Jennifer Davis and Dr . Fredrick Johnson .
Dr . Davis completes a restorative treatment on patient Molly Johnson while assistant Jeseen Bauman assists .
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