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Rhode Island Dental Care Programs Available | DDS | DLN Donated Dental Services (DDS) in Rhode Island Information for applicants Applicants must have no means to afford dental care and must meet ONE of the following criteria : Permanently or temporarily disabled Need medically necessary dental care Frequent or reoccurring dental infections Volunteers provide comprehensive treatment to eligible patients Volunteers do not provide emergency services Volunteers do not provide cosmetic treatment If you have documentation from a physician stating that you cannot receive essential medical treatment due to your dental condition you can apply for the program even if you county is closed.
If you are a veteran who meets the qualifications above, please apply to the program by clicking the button below. Even if your county is closed, you may still apply. Rhode Island Program Contact Matt McLaren, DDS Coordinator mmclaren@DentalLifeline.
org Dental Lifeline Network • Rhode Island 10 Orms Street, Suite 350 All counties are O PEN to new applications. Click here to see if you qualify for the DDS Program Want to mail your application?
Submit Additional Documents for Your Application About the Rhode Island DDS Program Volunteer Dentists in Rhode Island Volunteer Laboratories in Rhode Island in Donated Treatment to Patients in Rhode Island Patients treated in Rhode Island since 1989 Rhode Island Donated Dental Services (DDS) State Annual Report Mary McCabe, DDS, MBA, ACD, ICD Kerri H.
Friel, RDH, CDA, BSDH, MA Rhode Island Dental Association and its Members and Components Amica Companies Foundation Delta Dental of Rhode Island Fund at the Rhode Island Foundation Rhode Island Dental Foundation Make a difference by volunteering your dental expertise to help patients in need. Whether you're a general dentist, specialist or lab, your skills can change lives through our Donated Dental Services (DDS) program.
Support Dental Lifeline Network Honor loved ones, become a corporate sponsor, or give monthly to make a lasting impact. You can even celebrate special occasions by hosting an online campaign to help patients in need. “Thank you so much!
The office of Dr. Rhodes was so nice throughout the whole process. I am so glad to have been part of this program. ” – Michael (pictured), a Rhode Island DLN patient with Dr. Rochelle Rhodes, a RI DLN volunteer Will You See One?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Applicants must have no means to afford dental care and meet one of the following criteria: over 60 years of age, permanently or temporarily disabled, or need medically necessary dental care. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Donated Dental Services (DDS) in Rhode Island is funded by Dental Lifeline Network. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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