African Community Health Trust

27/09/2025

Today, we had a wonderful time helping the community of Epworth for free. More than 65 residents of this community received free dental care from our team.
May God bless our team and the community of Epworth with good health.
Brush your teeth everyday Visit your dental specialist every 6 months Eat healthy foods (including greens and fruits) Physical exercise


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Oral Health Zimbabwe

20/09/2025

What happened this September.

Two of our Founders, Dr. T. Makanhiwa and Mrs. S. Tshuma launched a book which you don't want to miss.

07/10/2024

In collaboration with Impact Africa, our team provided pro-bono healthcare services to the Chitungwiza, Dema, Ziko community over the weekend.
The 17-clinician team saw 154 patients, performing 103 extractions and examining 51. Numerous patients needed fillings, scaling, and polishing, with referrals made to specialist providers as necessary.
The outreach program was highly successful. We remain dedicated to community service.

21/03/2024

Our hearts are filled with great joy as our own takes great leaps in the medical field. The Founder of African Community Health Trust Dr Rangarirai has done it again as he is part of this novel breast cancer research. Congratulations Doc 🎉🎉🎉

https://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2024/03/20/wright-state-researchers-launch-novel-breast-cancer-research/

16/03/2024

Commemorating National Oral Health Month.
Oral health awareness campaigns provide knowledge of good oral health practices. This helps to establish good oral habits among communities.
We are grateful for our own Mauto for conducting a school outreach at ZRP Tomlinson Primary school on the 15th of March 2024.
month.

15/02/2024

Oral Health education a key component to healthy communities.
Our very own Prosper Uchena conducting dental health education and also treatments at Judea primary school in Chiredzi.
We appreciate the wonderful work being done by our members is their various districts .

08/02/2024

Oral health education is truly needed especially with the young ones. Prevention is better than cure and most of dental conditions can be prevented by practicing good oral hygiene.
Kuddos to our own Vee Musonza for spreading the gospel of oral health at Chisaira pry sch in Chikomba district.

07/02/2024

Oral health education

Knowledge is power and oral health education is an inexpensive way of combating dental diseases.
Awareness through oral health education in schools equips children with vital information which includes:
- the common oral conditions
- causes of dental diseases
- prevention of dental diseases
- good oral hygiene practices
- treatment options for dental conditions.

Above all as a Practitioner you build rapport with the children and the next time they see you in a dental clinic they will not be scared because you are not a stranger who just pulls out teeth. 🦷🦷🦷

25/09/2023

Understanding the Five Stages of Tooth Decay
Stage One: White Spots. ...
Stage Two: Enamel Decay. ...
Stage Three: Dentin Decay. ...
Stage Four: Involvement of The Pulp. ...
Stage Five: Abscess Formation.

22/08/2023

Serving communities!
Power of partnerships

Doctors and Nurses on a Mission Trust partnered with Elizabeth Chanakira Trust with support from the Ministry of Health and Child Care, with African Communit...