KOHIMA, FEBRUARY 3 (MExN): The Indian Army organized a Dental Hygiene and Check-up Camp at Kigwema Village on January 3. This initiative was held in conjunction with the Army Dental Corps Raising Day, which is celebrated annually on February 1. The camp aimed to raise awareness about oral health and provide essential dental care to the local population.
A press release issued by the PRO & Spokesperson, Ministry of Defence, Manipur, Nagaland and Southern Arunachal Pradesh informed that more than 200 residents from Kigwema and surrounding villages, including Zakhama, Viswema, and Khuzama, benefited from free dental consultations and treatments during the camp.
A team of two specialist dentists from the Army Dental Corps conducted comprehensive oral examinations, offered preventive dental care, and distributed hygiene kits, with the support of nursing and technical staff.
In addition to the treatments, villagers were educated on proper oral hygiene practices, with an emphasis on the long-term benefits of maintaining good dental health. The camp not only addressed immediate dental concerns but also highlighted the Indian Army’s commitment to fostering healthier communities and strengthening its relationship with the local population, the press release stated.
