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Massachusetts Dental Society Campaign

Monday, Jul. 1st 2013 8:00 AM

The Massachusetts Dental Society kicked off the new year with a public service campaign aimed at encouraging first dental visits by age one.  The MDS Committee on Communications launched the campaign with a 30-second TV commercial, which is being broadcast over the next several weeks on TV stations in Boston and Springfield, Massachusetts.

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