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Scottsdale dental company to restore a veteran’s smile

Scottsdale Mini Dental Implants will restore a veteran’s smile for free with its Help a Hero Smile campaign.

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A veteran, who is also an Arizona resident, will win surgical and restorative dental implant care, valued at over $20,000 as part of Scottsdale Mini Dental Implants’ Help a Hero Smile campaign.

The public is invited to nominate a veteran now through August 31, by submitting a short story about a hero who has served the country and could benefit from a renewed smile and restored confidence, according to a press release.

To nominate a veteran, visit www.hlepaherosmile.com.

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HEALTHCARE

Scottsdale dental company to restore a veteran’s smile

(Courtesy Metro Creative Connection)

Scottsdale Mini Dental Implants will restore a veteran’s smile for free with its Help a Hero Smile campaign.

Posted Wednesday, July 9, 2025 12:00 pm

A veteran, who is also an Arizona resident, will win surgical and restorative dental implant care, valued at over $20,000 as part of Scottsdale Mini Dental Implants’ Help a Hero Smile campaign.

To nominate a veteran, visit www.hlepaherosmile.com.

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