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Empowering the Cancer Journey: (un)cancer's Oral Care Products for Patients

In the labyrinth of cancer treatment, finding solace amidst the challenges can be daunting. However, (un)cancer stands as a guiding light, offering support and solutions to navigate the often turbulent voyage through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.

Founded by Dr. Abida Taher, an oncologist, and Dr. Robyn Lesser, a pediatric dentist, (un)cancer is a platform meticulously crafted to empower individuals negotiating the complex landscape of cancer. It's not just a brand; it's a beacon of hope for cancer patients and caregivers alike. At its core, (un)cancer is devoted to prioritizing life over disease, fostering resilience, and providing invaluable assistance through products and services designed to alleviate the daily trials faced during the cancer journey.

PhilanthropyDr. Patrice SmithJanuary 3, 2024smile tips, twelve, oral careComment

My Interview With The Black Doctor's Podcast

I recently sat with Dr. Steven Bradley, host of The Black Doctor’s Podcast where I shared my journey to becoming an Orthodontist, practice owner, entrepreneur, founder of UnOrthoDoc Candle Co. and co-founder of Dental Helping Hands.

My First Podcast Experience

It was an honor being a guest on The Dental Diaries Podcast with Dr. Jessica Emery and a great way to experience my first podcast interview. In the episode we discussed my multi-passionate nature which includes Philanthropic projects, Candle Making, Blogging and Orthodontics - lending to the name The UnorthoDoc.

Philanthropy, Professional FinancialDr. Patrice SmithMay 6, 2020podcast, personal development, fiveComment

Jamaica: Dental Helping Hands

The DHH team was in Jamaica recently where over 500 patients received essential and life changing dental care.

The purpose of the Dental Helping Hands (DHH) Non-Profit Organization (NPO) is to provide dental services to people who do not have access to dental care, who cannot afford it and who would otherwise not be able to receive treatment. The founders of the organization have a solid mission of giving back to people of our respective communities and countries.

Dental Helping Hands: Who We Are

Dental Helping Hands is a non-profit organization that provides dental health services to underserved communities in developing countries. It all started when three classmates of Howard University College of Dentistry decided they wanted to give back. The group consists of an Oral Surgeon, an Orthodontist and a General Dentist with the heart to share their talents with the world. T

PhilanthropyDr. Patrice SmithJuly 21, 2019Philanthropy, volunteer, give back, community service, threeComment

Tanzania: Dental Helping Hands

Our latest mission took us to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where Dr. Patrick Christopher (Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery resident and President of our non-profit Organization) and a team of other surgeons and volunteers performed life saving and life altering surgeries for individuals who were in dire need.

Ghana: Dental Helping Hands

Earlier this year the DHH team was in Ghana where over 3000 patients received essential and life saving dental care.

The purpose of the Dental Helping Hands (DHH) Non-Profit Organization (NPO) is to provide dental services to people who do not have access to dental care, who cannot afford it and who would otherwise not be able to receive treatment

Sudan: Dental Helping Hands

The DHH team was recently in Sudan where over 700 patients received essential and life saving dental care.

The purpose of the Dental Helping Hands (DHH) Non-Profit Organization (NPO) is to provide dental services to people who do not have access to dental care, who cannot afford it and who would otherwise not be able to receive treatment

NPO's & Service to Humanity

"Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time." - Marian Wright Edelman

I consider myself fortunate and I am honored to be in a position where I can help those that may

PhilanthropyDr. Patrice SmithOctober 18, 2017service, dental services, community service, volunteer, OneComment