Dentists bring new smiles to community
The Knox Clinic
Dr. Randy Thivierge, Midcoast Family Dentistry. (Photo courtesy Knox Clinic)
ROCKLAND Beth is a mom to five children. Her children qualify for MaineCare, but she has no dental or medical insurance through her part time job working nights at a grocery store. She was so grateful when she connected with the Knox Clinic and was able to get long awaited restorative dental care from a volunteer dentist at Midcoast Family Dentistry.
“I can’t thank you enough for taking me in and doing some work on my teeth,” she said.
Beth wrote in a thank you note. “It’s beneficial in so many ways. It’s a big step forward to have nice pretty teeth again…it means so much to me. A big thank you to the clinic as well to go above and beyond to help people have a better smile.”
Dentists bring new smiles to community
The Knox Clinic
Dr. Randy Thivierge, Midcoast Family Dentistry. (Photo courtesy Knox Clinic)
ROCKLAND Beth is a mom to five children. Her children qualify for MaineCare, but she has no dental or medical insurance through her part time job working nights at a grocery store. She was so grateful when she connected with the Knox Clinic and was able to get long awaited restorative dental care from a volunteer dentist at Midcoast Family Dentistry.
“I can’t thank you enough for taking me in and doing some work on my teeth,” she said.
Beth wrote in a thank you note. “It’s beneficial in so many ways. It’s a big step forward to have nice pretty teeth again…it means so much to me. A big thank you to the clinic as well to go above and beyond to help people have a better smile.”
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