The dental treatment facility keeps soldiers dentally ready to deploy by performing dental treatments such as fillings and cleanings, according to a Dec. 8 news release.
Initial costs of the clinic including equipment purchases and operating supplies were about $250,000.
The clinic opening marks the fourth state National Guard to authorize Army Guard dentists to treat Guardsmen in drill or annual training status, the release said.
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