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Indonesia Social Service 2024
The International College of Dentists Section XV Indonesia District ran an oral health event for over 10,000 people in Pulau Kelapa, Kepulauan Seribu Regency, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia. From Sept. 10-12, 2024, the project provided assessment and treatment for those with significant health challenges and limited access to healthcare facilities and transportation.
The primary goal was to improve dental health and overall health awareness in Pulau Kelapa and surrounding communities. A pre-assessment indicated a population with widespread health concerns, especially among children and pregnant women. Due to limited access to healthcare facilities, dental education and treatment.
The project provided free dental health education, preventive care, basic and emergency restorative treatments, and stunting prevention education for pregnant women and children, with additional donations supporting the local health community.
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Indonesia Social Service 2024
The International College of Dentists Section XV Indonesia District ran an oral health event for over 10,000 people in Pulau Kelapa, Kepulauan Seribu Regency, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia. From Sept. 10-12, 2024, the project provided assessment and treatment for those with significant health challenges and limited access to healthcare facilities and transportation.
The primary goal was to improve dental health and overall health awareness in Pulau Kelapa and surrounding communities. A pre-assessment indicated a population with widespread health concerns, especially among children and pregnant women. Due to limited access to healthcare facilities, dental education and treatment.
The project provided free dental health education, preventive care, basic and emergency restorative treatments, and stunting prevention education for pregnant women and children, with additional donations supporting the local health community.