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Seeing that many people cannot manage to spend money for basic dental care, Affordable Dental Associates owner Dr. Darj wanted to give those people an opportunity to take care of dental problems before they become more serious, and more costly.
She opened her 3 dental locations on February 20th and March 14nd and welcomed anyone who needed emergency dental work done. Dr Darj and her staff treated the patients for free on those 2 days.
“We were able to treat a total of about 200 patients offering them various procedures ranging from dental fillings to extractions and cleanings.” said Dr. Darj. “At the end of our last event, there were more people beyond our capacity to see. We gave rain checks for them to come back.”
“I am fortunate to have a job that entails bringing smiles to patients on a daily basis by getting rid of pain and improve their oral health as well as their appearance, “said the El Paso dentist.
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