Reavley Dental participates in Give Kids A Smile

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Give Kids A Smile was offered at the office of Dr. Brian A. Reavley, DDS on Friday morning, Feb. 8. A total of 32 Lamar students were able to take advantage of this project as they were provided with exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments and sealants, all at no cost. Helping Dr. Reavley and his staff were students from Missouri Southern State University’s dental school. Pictured are, sitting, left to right, Reavley Dental staff members Paige Todd, Carol Reavley, Dr. Brian A. Reavley, DDS, Devin Gariss and Linda Bishop; standing, left to right, staff member Larissa Pipkin and senior Missouri Southern State University dental hygiene students Mohammed Aldihnayn, Jessica Houskeeper, Alex Kerr, Jennnifer Alaniz, Becky Harshaw, Corrin Rossborough, Olivia Laidler, Jordan Banasik and Justine Murphy.


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