Operational Plan of the Dental Center
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The document outlines the operational costs of a rural dental center, including nominal checkup fees divided into categories, selling medicines and oral health products on a cost basis, providing nominal dental treatment charges for rural middle class patients and reasonable charges for affluent rural patients, and obtaining grants from organizations and contributions from non-resident Indians, philanthropists, crowd funding, and corporate social responsibility activities from multinational corporations.
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- 1. RUNNING OF THE OPERATIONAL COST OF THE DENTAL CENTER p.m. a . Nominal Dental Check up fees divided in 3 Categories b. Sale of Medicines ( Antibiotics and Analgesics) on cost to cost basis. Use of Generic Medicines will be preffered. c. Sale of Oral Health Products like toothpastes, toothbrushes , mouth rinses on cost to cost basis d. Nominal Dental treatment charges to the Rural Middle Class. e. Reasonable Dental Charges from the Affluent section of people living in the rural areas f . Grants from INGOs & Multilateral Charitable Organizations. g . Contributions from Non-Resident Indians and Philanthropic Individuals. h. Funds via the Crowd Funding Platform Links to the Project. i. Funds from MNCs as part of their CSR Activities, towards the Project.