Dental clinic fills needs of uninsured
When Eric Tuggle was 9 years old, he fell off his bike, knocked out his front teeth and spent a lot of time in the dentist's office.
He didn't know how fortunate he was to have the dental care he needed. But he does now after three years of volunteer work Monday nights at a free dental clinic for adults at Good Shepherd Ministries, 222 NW 12.
Every week, people wait their turn to stop the pain. They are grate...
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