Dr. Arash also participated in the USC Mobile Dental Clinic where he traveled to various sites in mobile dental units and provided comprehensive dental treatment to at risk groups in low income neighborhoods lacking access to dentists. He gained invaluable insight into how to set up and carry out a mobile dental service to help provide dental services outside of the dental office. In remote or underserved areas where dental services are unavailable, the Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry of USC has provided dental care through its pioneering work in mobile dentistry. The Mobile Clinic has served more than 80,000 children in need. Each year, the program holds approximately 10 clinics, providing care in both rural and urban areas in Southern and Central California. The program now boasts five vehicles, including a sterilization van and modern, portable dental equipment.
To learn more about this program directly with USC School of Dentistry Follow the Link:
https://dentistry.usc.edu/community-programs/mobile-clinics/