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Photo Gallery: "Tooth Fairy" visits Pascual Elementary School

The "Took Fairy" talked to dozens of children about ways to keep a healthy and beautiful smile

Maria Zamudio, Neighbor
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“Tooth Fairy” Anita Bradley--Outreach Coordinator for the Big Smiles school-based Oral Health Program--visited on a recent Tuesday morning to talk about ways to keep a healthy smile. Bradley promoted oral health and provided additional information to help  low-income families find affordable dental care for children. 

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