Dental health check-up of students at Amravati Vidyalaya, Baddi

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Aug 11, 2025 IST

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The school organised a comprehensive dental health check-up for its students from playgroup to Class X. The school invited a team from the Department of Public Health Dentistry at Bhojia Dental College & Hospital to conduct the check-up. The team performed oral examinations and provided guidance on maintaining proper dental hygiene. The event was well-received and contributed positively to the students’ awareness of oral health. By offering this opportunity, Amravati Vidyalaya has taken a significant step in promoting the importance of dental health among its students. Such initiatives play a crucial role in fostering healthy habits from a young age. The collaboration between the school and the dental team reflects a shared commitment to the holistic development of students.

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