DDS International

Restaurando Vidas Un Diente A La Vez
(Restoring Lives One Tooth At A Time)
FOLLOW OUR NEW CLINIC

Our Mission: To bring free dental care to the underserved people in Guatemala.

DDS International, is a non-profit faith based organization that was formed to help the less fortunate in Guatemala by relieving pain, treating oral disease, and helping people feel better about themselves.  Our volunteer team is comprised of dentists, dental students,  and a support staff of assistants, hygienists and interpreters from both countries.  Each of these volunteers donate their time and pay their own expenses to accomplish this mission.  

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Dentist's Donating Services, International (DDS, Int.) is a duly formed, not for profit, nonstock corporation holding public charity status, classified as exempt from Federal income tax under section 501(c)(3) of the Code.

We promote and establish humanitarian, religious, and social services including education, food, and dental services to those who have none.

Donations given to the work of DDS, Int are considered deductible by the Federal Government of the United States.

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We are excited to announce that we are now part of the Amazon Smile program. Go to  https://smile.amazon.com/ch/61-1919418, and sign into your Amazon account as usual. A portion of all of your purchases will be donated to DDS International. 

Mission

Exceeding Expectations

Our Mission is to provide free dental care to help the people that we serve.  We do this in many ways.

History

Through the Years

Everyone has a history. Ours started  in 1998 when we came to Guatemala with one purpose: to be a help to the people there. Follow us through the years.

Outreach

Going Beyond

We don't just stop with free dental care.  We also provide food and supplies to the inhabitants of the area that we serve.  Whether it's serving a meal at the clinic, or going up to the mountains or the city dump to deliver food, we are there to fill a need.

Media

Picture Us

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