Del Campo y Asociados: Campaign for Dental Care
Culiacán, Sinaloa. – On November 6-11, the annual campaign for dentist appointments was successfully developed. This campaign is intended for children of Del Campo y Asociados workers, an effort in cooperation with ProFamilia de Jornaleros at Asociación de Agricultores del Río Culiacán. This service has consolidated as a basic support to promote dental health across farming communities.
From the treatments provided, dental diagnosis stood out, which allowed identifying dental health problems; extractions that helped releasing the pain of the little patients; cleaning, which are key to preserve proper hygiene; fluoride application, which reinforces the tooth enamel; and ulectomy, a procedure which is, under specific cases, needed for the wellbeing of the patient. Each of these services was developed by odontologists from the ProFamilia de Jornaleros team, professionals committed to the wellbeing of childhood.
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The impact of this campaign was to serve 194 people, all of which received quality dental care, improving their dental health and it also fosters the significance of preserving proper hygiene and prevent future complications. This initiative underlines Del Campo y Asociados and Asociación de Agricultores Del Rio Culiacán commitment with the wellbeing of workers and their families, emphasizing the significance of taking care of health from an early age.
These kinds of programs do not only address immediate needs, but they also foster a culture for prevention and dental health care in communities, a key cornerstone for comprehensive development of the children involved.
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Pro-Familia de Jornaleros I.A.P. is an institution which main purpose is to improve the wellbeing and life quality of migrant farm workers families, particularly children on farm shelters in the Culiacán and Navolato Valleys.
Their work is based on five key axes: health, nutrition, education, sports, and both work and community wellbeing.
Learn more about Del Campo y Asociados and its commitment to their workers families at:
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