Our practice is dedicated to giving back to the communities in which we work. Throughout the school year, certified dental assistants from our practice visit area schools to educate children on brushing, flossing, nutrition, and what to expect when visiting our dental office. We enjoy this time spent with our community children, and the kids have a good time too!

We feel that it is very important to teach our children the proper techniques on how to keep their smiles not only beautiful, but also healthy. As a pediatric specialist committed to the prevention of dental disease, my office has designed a special program for elementary/middle school children to be presented in their school setting. The program discusses the prevention of cavities, the importance of eating nutritious foods, and proper brushing techniques. In addition, a brief audio-visual program is part of the presentation.

The field trip program in our office is suited for groups of students, teachers, associated personnel, and parents, if they elect to attend. This tour will likewise present information about the prevention of cavities, the importance of eating nutritious foods, and proper brushing techniques, the same audio-visual program, plus a tour of our dental office.

If you would like to schedule a presentation for your school, or to schedule an educational field trip, please contact our School Presentation Coordinator, 803-279-9901, ext. 501. We will be delighted to schedule a date on our calendar, as well as, answer any further questions you may have. You may also email our office at dmd4kids@bellsouth.net

• Medical Center at Augusta University, Children's Hospital of Georgia
• Dream Riders – an accredited therapeutic horseback riding program for people with physical and mental disabilities of all ages.
• Head Start – a national program that promotes school readiness by enhancing the social and cognitive development of children through the provision of educational, health, nutritional, social and other services to enrolled children and families.
• The Recing Crew, North Augusta Special Leisure and Recreation Association – The Alley Cats is a bowling team consisting of teens and adults with disabilities.
• North Augusta Lion’s Club
• North Augusta Cultural Arts
• Connie Maxwell Children’s Home
• Edgefield Historical Society
• Edgefield County Law Officers Association
• Sweetwater Baptist Church
• Riverbanks Zoo
• Upside of Down’s Society
• South Carolina State Museum
• The Ronald McDonald House

• South Carolina Special Olympics
• American Heart Association
• American Cancer Society
• MS Society
• Paralyzed Veterans
• Wounded Warriors
• Marine Corp League
• Golden Harvest Food Bank
• ASPCA – American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
• Alley Cat Allies – an organization advocating trap/neuter/return as a method of reducing feral cat populations
• The Ark Animal Shelter – a volunteer pet rescue organization is leading the fight throughout our community to give animals a new life in permanent, loving homes.
• Humane Society
• North Shore Animal League
• Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare
• Habitat for Humanity
• Aiken Equine Rescue
• Operation Christmas Shoebox