FAQ's

1.  Is there day care or child care provided?

            In order to see as many patients  as possible, we are unable to provide child care at the event.

2. Who is eligible?

            The clinic is for the uninsured, underinsured, or anyone who can’t afford to see a dentist.

            Anyone that is 18 years of age or older is eligible to be seen.

3. What services are provided?

The M.O.M program is not meant to provide comprehensive dental care,          

In order to see the greatest number of people, patients  will receive only one service – extraction, restoration, or cleaning.

4.  Who provides the services?

All services are provided by volunteers who are board registered dental and medical professionals.

5. When is the M.O.M event?

            June 27th and 28th from 6:00am until 6:00pm at Hedgesville High School.

6. Will transportation be provided to and from the event?

You must provide your own transportation to and from the event.

7. What is the daily process?

The doors will open at 6:00 AM.  The first 500 people will receive an armband and begin the registration process.  The doors will close after the first 500 armbands are issued.

Patients will go through registration, medical screening, initial exam, x-ray (if necessary) and then will receive their dental treatment.

At-home care instructions will be given upon exiting the building.

8. What items should I bring with me?

Bring a list of your current medications and all known allergies. If you have medications that you need to take during the day, be sure that you bring what you will need while you are waiting. 

If you are currently taking anticoagulants or “blood thinners” you must provide a note from your physician that give permission for treatment and verifying that you have stopped taking the medication prior to treatment.

Also bring a snack, a book or something else to keep yourself occupied.  This is a long process and will take several hours to complete. 

Hedgesville High School is totally smoke free. Smoking will not be allowed in the building or on the grounds.

9. Where can I get more information?

            You can get more information by calling 304-596-5529 or by using our

            online contact form.

10. Where can I register to volunteer?

You can register by contacting Trina Bartlett at  304-596-5529, or by using our online   Volunteer registration form.