pay for all the monthly expenses of the project. So, we are
building a new clinic to provide this treatment. It will be the stellar dental facility in Kabul, and its existence will guarantee dental infrastructure in Afghanistan.
We can do this simply -- by building another shipping container clinic, only larger and more modern -- or we can build a permanent structure. We have the land now, given to us by the Kabul Government at no cost. We have completely developed providing the so-vital free services. We have, ready to ship, two modern operatories of Chinese top-of-the-line equipment, as well as thirty tons of new and used dental equipment and supplies, valued at more than $2 million. Included in this metal lab, programmable porcelain oven and two porcelain kits, dental and lab supplies.
Being involved with this project is a lot of fun and adventure. It’s also been full of challenges. However, I can’t think of a more rewarding experience, one that has certainly changed my can spare. And if you can help us a lot, we can even put your
person instructor-led approach in which assessment items are
wallet card or in a size suitable for framing and display.
The Smart Training Learning Management System has been receiving end of engaging content aimed at helping their dental
This package includes training modules on the following topics • • •
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name on the clinic. Want to
teach?
We will be having of all persuasions coming as guests to
teach and to
provide treatment. Canada, recently 963-2329) or email (
adrp@verizon.net). You can also access our for your convenience.
Afghan dental students at a graduation ceremony.
with you soon.
James G. Rolfe, DDS Afghanistan Dental Relief Project, Inc. 31 East Canon Perdido Street Santa Barbara, CA 93101
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