Our students who staff the clinics, under the supervision of licenced dentists, will perform the dental procedures necessary. The refugees continuing dental needs will be addressed once all emergencies have been handled. The time it takes to determine the refugees' dental needs will largely depend upon the availability of interpreters. At present, there are only eight interpreters for the 400 refugees living at Windsor Park. These clinics provide much needed dental service to individuals in the community and at the same time provide real-life training opportunities for dentistry students.
All dental work is conducted under the supervision of qualified dentists on faculty.