Reavley Dental participates in Give Kids A Smile®

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Dr. Brian A. Reavley, DDS and Reavley Dental staff recently participated in Give Kids A Smile®. A total of 22 students from Lamar were provided with free oral health care on Friday morning, Feb. 3, as the first Friday in February kicks off Give Kids A Smile® Day. The program was launched by the American Dental Association in 2003 and dental teams that volunteer their time provide free oral health, education, screenings, preventive and restorative treatment. Pictured are, left to right, Becca Chesnut, office; Taylor Kaderly, RDH; Laney Baylee, dental assistant student; Megan Reavley, RDH; Brian A. Reavley, DDS; Larissa Pipkin, EFDA; Carol Reavley, office and Kailey Johnson, dental assistant. The first group of children arrived early Friday morning at 8:30 a.m. Pictured are, left to right, Braylee Culbertson, Axel Butler, Journey McDowell and Rylee Elliott.


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