Free dental exams and cleanings for the deaf community! Offered by the CCBC Interpreter Preparation Program and Dental Hygiene Program at CCBC Dundalk on October 8. (More info on the flyer and full description & transcription in ALT tag).
ALT [Image description: An Asian dentist with face mask and wearing googles, navy blue uniform, holding dental equipment, standing by the brown bearded white male patient who is lying flat on the dental chair . Dental clinic in the background. CCBC logo on lower left and a motto in circle "See What You Can Be" on the lower right.]
Transcript on flyer: The CCBC Interpreter Preparation Program and Dental Hygiene Program are teaming up to offer free dental exams and cleanings to the Deaf Community!
All patients will be given temperature checks and health screening questions prior to entry.
Date: October 8th
Location: CCBC Dundalk
7200 Sollers Point Road, Baltimore, MD 21222
Dental Arts Center, Room 106
Please use parking lot 1
To sign up, email Brionna Burris at bburris@ccbcmd.edu or call Mrs. Hellen Avegno-Bustamante at 443-840-3495
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