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LCC students offer
dental care to public
Many students have trouble
affording the costs incurred
when seeking the assistance of
a professional dentist, but one
group of students is helping to
cut those costs while learning
the dentistry profession.
Lane Community College
provides limited dental care
through its Dental Hygiene
Program, which is part Health
Occupations Department. Forty
Students in a two-year cur
riculm study provide six ser
vices to the public in a learning
environment under the direct
supervision of a dentist and
licensed dental hygienists. This
allows the department to
provide low-cost quality service
to the public.
The following is a listing of the
services provided and the cost
of each: cleaning teeth (pro
phylaxis), $8; full mouth X-rays,
$4; bite-wing X-rays (free with
prophylaxis), $1; flouride
applications (free with pro
phylaxis); dental referral, free;
and plaque control and home
care instructions, free.
This term, patient care is
available Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 9 a m. to 5 p.m
During winter term, the same
services will be available
Monday through Thursday. 9
a m. until 5 p.m. The facilities
are located at LCC, 4,000 E.
30th Ave. Call 726-2206 for
appointments.
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Students passing Friendy Hall
today or Tuesday might notice a
booth with a large banner dis
playing several foreign coun
tries. It’s the Foreign Study
Booth.
The booth will be open from 9
a m until 5 p.m. on both days
and everyone is encouraged to
stop by and find out about
acedemic year, quarter and
summer foreign study oppor
tunities available abroad.
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at 5:30 p m The room number will be
announced and all persons running for IFC
or SUAB positions are required to attend
The Political Science Student Union will
hold a general meeting at 3:30 p m today in
the Erb Memorial Union The room number
will be posted Business will include election
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