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Because oral health matters — and so does our community.

Healthy Smiles for All

A community-first approach to oral health.

Our mission is to improve oral health in underserved communities by integrating education, prevention, and treatment into a sustainable, long-term care model. This initiative is designed to reduce the prevalence of dental disease, promote daily oral hygiene habits, and provide accessible, essential dental services.

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EDUCATION SERVICES

Empower communities with knowledge about oral hygiene and the connection between oral and overall health.

Key Activities

  • Community Workshops
    Interactive sessions hosted in schools, community centers, and churches to teach proper brushing and flossing techniques, the role of nutrition in oral health, and how to prevent cavities and gum disease.

  • Oral Health Awareness Campaigns
    Inclusive campaigns using multilingual posters, flyers, and digital materials to ensure vital information reaches diverse communities.

  • Train-the-Trainer Program
    Empowering local volunteers, educators, and community leaders with the tools and knowledge to continue promoting oral health long after the workshops end.

Materials Provided

  • Free Oral Care Kits
    Each participant receives a kit with a toothbrush, toothpaste, and floss to support ongoing healthy habits at home.

  • Educational Resources
    Booklets and videos tailored for both adults and children, designed to reinforce key lessons in an engaging and accessible way.

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PREVENTION SERVICES

Reduce the incidence of preventable dental diseases through proactive measures to improve dental health.

Expanded Key Activities

  • Sealant & Fluoride Application Days
    Free fluoride treatments and dental sealants are provided to children and teens to protect against tooth decay and promote long-term oral health.

  • Nutrition Counseling
    Families receive practical guidance on reducing sugar intake and adopting tooth-friendly diets—helping to prevent dental issues before they start.

  • Oral Health Screenings
    Routine screenings are offered to detect early signs of cavities, gum disease, and other oral health concerns, ensuring timely intervention and care.

Our Impact

Preventive care isn’t just good for your smile—it’s good for your wallet. Research shows that every $1 invested in prevention can save up to $50 in emergency treatments. By making early care accessible, we help families avoid pain, reduce costs, and build healthier futures.

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TREATMENT SERVICES

Address basic dental care needs and provide pathways for more advanced care when necessary.

Key Activities

  • Basic Dental Services
    Temporary mobile clinics provide free cleanings, fillings, and extractions in collaboration with licensed dentists and hygienists—bringing essential care directly to those who need it most.

  • Referral Program
    Through partnerships with local dental offices, patients gain access to discounted or subsidized advanced treatments such as crowns, root canals, and prosthetics.

  • Dental Financing Assistance
    Support is available to help patients enroll in affordable financing programs, making more extensive dental care financially accessible and stress-free.

Target Areas

  • Focused Outreach in Underserved Communities
    Efforts are concentrated in rural and low-income neighborhoods throughout Orlando, where oral health disparities are most pronounced.

  • Data-Driven Impact
    Local health department data is used to identify and prioritize communities with high rates of untreated dental disease—ensuring resources reach those in greatest need.

Community Partnerships

  • LOCAL SCHOOLS

    • for early intervention and preventive education in children.

  • NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

    • to expand community reach and trust.

  • HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

    • including dentists, hygienists, and dental students who volunteer to deliver care.

  • CORPORATE SPONSORS

    • such as dental product manufacturers, supporting with supplies, funding, and long-term impact.

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Young girl during dental check-up, sitting in dental chair with two dental professionals inspecting her teeth.
A young boy in a dental chair smiling as a dentist shows him a dental model and toothbrush.
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