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Personal Care Dentistry School Supplies Drive

Wondering what to donate? We have a link below to a handy list for you to review! Or you can print out the same list below on our blog.
And during August, if you drop off at least five school supplies:

Your next hygiene visit is just $69 if you are a cash patient .
You’ll receive a free fluoride treatment if you are an insurance patient.
Or just donate because you want to help students in need!

Also, for every new patient referred by a current patient in August, Personal Care Dentistry will be donating a backpack to a needy student.
School supplies can be dropped off at Personal Care Dentistry.
Brimhall School Supplies 2017-18

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