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Veterans Offered Free Dental, Hair Services

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Veterans Offered Free Dental, Hair Services

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Schools, universities and dental providers across the country are offering veterans free or reduced-cost care around Veterans Day. Services include haircuts and other grooming at Northern Michigan University, and dental exams, cleanings, preventive care, restorations and emergency treatment through programs in New York, Ohio and Arkansas. The programs aim to honor veterans while addressing gaps in access to affordable dental care; some require proof of service or advance appointments, and certain future-care vouchers are limited.

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