Dental Lifeline Network offers dental care to New Jersey’s and Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable

Millions of Americans can’t afford comprehensive dental-care. Yet, good oral-health can lessen the risk of disease, such as heart-disease and diabetes; it can even improve life-expectancy. That’s why “Dental Lifeline Network” is asking dentists and their teams—throughout both New Jersey and Pennsylvania—to volunteer for their “Donated Dental Services”-program. Doctor Mark Vitale [“vy-tal-ee”] is a dentist in Edison… “Both New Jersey and Pennsylvania rank in the bottom third of all states, when it comes to dental care and habits. And, hundreds of people are already on waiting-lists for our ‘Donated Dental Services’-program locally; that number will likely grow, as millions of adults who are enrolled in Medicaid will lose their dental coverage, due to the end of the ‘COVID-19’ public-health emergency. If each dentist can see just one of the people on our waiting-lists, it’d make a huge difference.” To learn more about volunteering—or to see if you qualify for care—visit “dental-lifeline”-dot-org.