Updates

Introducing #EmpowerCare: Transforming Oral Health for All We’re thrilled to unveil #EmpowerCare: Oral Health for All! a groundbreaking initiative under our Indiana Oral Health Project aimed at revolutionizing oral health care for two of our most cherished groups: children with disabilities and the geriatric community. Empowering Caregivers, Transforming LivesAt the heart of this project is […]

Immigrant and refugee populations in the United States Immigrant and refugee populations in the United States face unique challenges in accessing oral health care. Key barriers include language difficulties, transportation issues, and financial constraints, which significantly hinder their ability to seek timely dental care. Addressing these challenges requires a multifaceted approach: By addressing these barriers

Common diseases associated with mental health and how to avoid them Dental Caries also known as Tooth DecayThis is caused by bacteria that produce acids from sugars, leading to the breakdown of tooth enamel and cavities. Prevention:Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.Floss daily to remove plaque between teeth.Reduce sugary foods and drinks.Visit the dentist

Ms. Faridat Yakubu, the community mobilization officer of the Oral Health Program On a beautiful Saturday afternoon, Ms. Faridat Yakubu, the community mobilization officer of the Oral Health Program, organized a fantastic event for immigrant mothers to stress the importance of oral health. This event, supported by the Delta Dental Foundation of Iowa, aimed to

How are dental health programs evolving to address the needs of diverse communities? In recent years, dental health programs have  evolved significantly to address the unique needs of various communities. As public awareness of the importance of oral health grows, so too does the necessity for tailored approaches that cater to different populations. From rural

Empowering Immigrant Mothers in Iowa City: The Role of Dental Education At the heart of our mission lies a commitment to ensuring that everyone has access to quality dental care. Recently, our dedicated volunteers and skilled hygienists took a significant step in this direction by providing essential dental education to immigrant mothers in Iowa City.