ident of the Delta
Dental Foundation. "Our mission is to improve oral health. That's why we
support programs like SEAL Indiana, which make a positive difference in the
health and well-being of many young people in the state."
The SEAL Indiana program is staffed in part by fourth-year dental
students, whom Yoder said are able to gain invaluable experience.
"They are learning about the complexities of providing dental care to
kids whose families are struggling," Yoder said. "Hopefully, this will also
instill in them a desire to continue helping out in the community."
About Delta Dental Foundation:
The Delta Dental Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable organization
established in 1980 by Delta Dental of Michigan and now providing grants in
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. The Foundation's goals are to support education
and research for the advancement of dental science, and to promote the oral
health of the public through education and service activities, particularly
for those with special needs. For more information, visit
http://www.deltadentalin.com.
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