Dental News - ‘Tee for the ToothFairy’ raises funds to combat childhood tooth decay

Dental Tribune USA

Tue. 11 July 2017

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., USA: America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation and IQ Dental Supply took to the golf course recently to take aim at the nation’s No. 1 chronic childhood disease: tooth decay. Held at Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth, N.J., the “Tee for the ToothFairy” Golf Tournament, sponsored by IQ Dental Supply, hosted representatives from the dental industry for a fun day of golfing for a good cause.

Participants enjoyed 18 holes of golf, a cookout lunch, dinner, and a variety of raffles and prizes. In total, the tournament raised more than $13,000. The proceeds will support delivery of educational and dental treatment services for children in need.

The success of the “Tee for the ToothFairy” Golf Tournament, which was held April 21, is thanks in large part to support provided by IQ Dental Supply and the following corporate sponsors:

Air Techniques
Crosstex
Darby Dental
Dentsply Sirona
Flow Xray
GC America, Inc.
Heraeus Kulzer
Hu-Friedy
KaVo Kerr
Kuraray America
Local 286 Perth Amboy Career Firefighters
NDC, Inc.
NSK Dental
Ray Catena of Union: Mercedes-Benz Dealer
Septodont
Source One Dental
Vatech America

“IQ Dental was proud to partner with America’s ToothFairy to host the ‘Tee for the ToothFairy’ Golf Tournament,” said Sergey Kunin, president and CEO of IQ Dental Supply. “Because there are so many children in need of dental care, it is important that we do all we can to ensure children have access to the education and services they need for health and well-being.”

“America’s ToothFairy is very grateful to IQ Dental Supply and all of our golf outing participants and event sponsors for their generosity and compassion for underserved children demonstrated through this wonderful event,” said Jill Malmgren, executive director of America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation. “The proceeds of this event will extend vital dental care and services for children who need our help the most. We are already looking forward to next year’s tournament!”

The next Annual Golf Outing has been scheduled for May 11, 2018. Please contact America’s ToothFairy at info@ncohf.org to be added to the contact list for the event.

(Source: America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health Foundation)

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