EASTERN SHORE MISSION OF MERCY
Due to the pandemic (CORONA 19 Virus) Eastern Shore Mission of Mercy Has been postponed.
(We will post the exact dates when available)
Due to the COVID 19 pandemic, the next ESMOM event is has been postponed. We will be posting new dates for the next clinic as soon as possible. Please continue to check all of our social media and web resources for updates as they become available. Have a safe 2021!
In 2019, well over 1100 patients were treated and over $1.126 million dollars worth of services were provided!!
The event is open to anyone over the age of 18. No one under 18 will be allowed in the building.
Mission of Mercy is a free adult dental clinic provided by volunteer dental professionals and a volunteer staff of several hundred people.
All dental services will be provided by licensed dentists and hygienists who are donating their services for this event.
The Eastern Shore Mission of Mercy was first held in 2013. The second event took place in 2015. Over those two events, almost $2 million in services have been provided with the help over 3000 volunteers giving over 23,500 hours of their time!!
ESMOM Video Explaining Clinic Details
VOLUNTEER:
The Eastern Shore Mission of Mercy needs your help. We can't provide services to those in need without the generous support of our dental community. Click here to volunteer now!
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About Mission of Mercy
Try to visualize the typical Mission of Mercy (MOM) patient. Usually the first thing that comes to mind is a homeless person or family, someone on government assistance, unable to get needed dental care for obvious reasons. However, that first mental picture can’t be any further from the truth. The people out there in need include the average person mingling and socializing among us. They are friends, coworkers, people we interact with on a daily basis. They could be your grandparent, mother, father, sibling, or any other relative. With the tough economic times we are in, it could be anyone. It could be you.
More than 100 million people in the United States are without dental insurance. On the Eastern Shore there are thousands of adults that don’t receive adequate or even basic needed dental care, resulting in a silent epidemic of dental and oral disease.
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