Grant will boost Ky. mobile clinic

DrBicuspid.com staff writers

Jan 14, 2010

A grant of more than $100,000 will go to expanding the services of the Kids First mobile dental clinic in Kentucky, according to WKYT.com.

The money, donated by Pepsi and the Bureau College Appalachian Fund, will improve access to care for school-aged children, the report said.

Copyright © 2010 DrBicuspid.com

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