By Susanna Black
Mary Skov was in the middle of a series of painful dental procedures when Veterans Affairs told her they were stopping her dental care.
“I had two teeth pulled, I’m supposed to have implants put in and I have three more teeth that need to be pulled,” Skov said. “I’m still waiting and I’m still in pain.”
She said her dental work was shelved after a water sample from the Wilmington VA Clinic was found to be contaminated with heavy metals. According to the VA’s Public Affairs Office, services within the GI, Urology and Dental departments were all suspended.
After waiting in pain for six months, she said she received a call from her dentist informing 
her that she would be outsourced into the community for dental care. Skov said she finally felt a sense of relief—but there was a catch.
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