Day 4 of Clinic: Last day of Clinic. Sad to be leaving this beautiful place!! #guatemala #missiontrip #lakesregiondentalcenter @ Mixco, Guatemala, Guatemala
Day 3 of Clinic in Guatemala
Day 3 of Clinic: 325 patients were able to be treated. Love all these kiddos 💜💜 Last day tomorrow! 🙂 #guatemala #missiontrip#lakesregiondentalcenter @ Mixco, Guatemala, Guatemala
Kids will be kids...
Day 3 in the clinic: Annoying your siblings with a horn crosses all cultures 😘😘 #kidswillbekids #guatemala #missiontrip #lakesregiondentalcenter
The Cutest Boy in Guatemala
Some brave kiddos in the clinic 💪🏼💪🏽
Day 2 of Clinic in Guatemala
Day 2 of Clinic: Another busy day with 335 people able to be treated. Smiles were seen all around the clinic 🙂😄🙃
Glimpse of the bus ride to the clinic we set up!
A glimpse into our ride to our makeshift clinic #missiontrip
#guatemala #lakesregiondentalcenter
We have arrived in Guatemala!
Dr. Berry and Laura just arrived in Guatemala with 35 other dentists from all over the US to provide hundreds of people with free dental care. Follow us all week to see our adventures 🙂 #missiontrip#guatemala #lakesregiondentalcenter
Hola!
Hola from Mixco 👋🏽 #guatemala #missiontrip #lakesregiondentalcenter
Day 1 of Clinic in Guatemala
Day 1 of Clinic: 221 patients were able to receive care including over 50 children. #doitallagaintomorrow #missiontrip #guatemala#lakesregiondentalcenter @ Mixco, Guatemala, Guatemala
Special Smiles :)
Laura was fortunate enough to spend Saturday helping out at the Special Smiles Tent at the Maine Special Olympics held at UMO this weekend. It hard to tell who was more excited - Laura or the athletes!
Providing Care, Igniting Hope
Dr. Berry recently traveled to Honduras with the non-profit organization Medico to provide dental care to the rural residents of Lempira, the poorest state of Honduras. Honduras is the sixth poorest country in Latin America with half of the population below the poverty line so the need for any kind of medical care is very great in this area.
A school in the village of Taragual was transformed to clinic for a week where medical, optometry, dental, and pharmacy services where provided by a team of twelve to 2,000 locals of all ages. Many residents walked up to three hours to wait in line for care. This is the rainy season so it made traveling the dirt roads to the clinic even more challenging but with the nearest medical facility over two hours away by car, for many this was their only chance for any care.