In 1986, the Swedish Dental Association made an agreement with the Ministry of Health in The Gambia to assist with an Oral Health program in the eastern part of the country. A clinic was built at Bansang Hospital, and two Swedish dentists were employed as volunteers: one working with emergency care, food, and health information, and the other trekking to villages in the area with the same mission. Lars-Göran Wärn was one of the dentists, and I worked there for around 3 years. During that time, I realized there was a huge need for dental care, health, and nutrition information/instructions. So, I asked the government for a permit to register and set up a private clinic. I had also met my fantastic wife in The Gambia.