Help A Child Smile

09/17/2026

Parents - please take advantage of this opportunity to get dental care for your child at school. www.MySchoolDentist.com

🦷 Reminder: Help A Child Smile is coming to Cleveland Elementary next week on September 23!

Students can receive convenient dental care right here at school, including exams, cleanings, X-rays, fluoride, sealants, and cavity treatment when needed.

Dental care is typically covered at no cost for students with Medicaid or CHIP. Other affordable options are also available.

There is still time to sign up! Register online today at www.MySchoolDentist.com.

05/06/2026

Your everyday magic means so much. ✨ To the school nurses, dental care coordinators and school partners who help make in-school dental care possible for their students — thank you!

Teddy the Tooth may have the wand, but you’re the ones who help bring healthy smiles to life.

03/06/2026

Where health meets hallways -- On National Dentist’s Day, we’re celebrating those who bring care directly into schools — turning everyday hallways into places of healing.

Because of you, students return to class free from pain, full of confidence and ready to learn. Thank you for the steady, compassionate care you bring to every visit.

03/03/2026

Our Dental Assistants prepare each visit with care, support every procedure with professionalism and help students feel comfortable from start to finish. Their compassion and teamwork help make school-based dental visits positive, safe and supportive.

As a parent, you can feel confident knowing your child is cared for by a team that leads with both skill and heart.

Happy Dental Assistants Recognition Week. 💙

02/18/2026

Amazing things are happening at Wells Prep Academy because the school cares about its students’ dental health! Our team had an amazing day helping children get the care they need in a familiar surrounding at school. Thank you, Mr. Garner and our valued team members for bringing smiles and good oral health where they are needed.

(L to R): Bridget Billings RDH, PHDH, Team lead, Beth Schnell RDH, Dr. Jada Speller, Brianna Cage, and school personnel Mr. Garner.

02/12/2026

We’re sharing the love for the incredible school nurses who help make in-school dental care possible. Their commitment helps students stay healthy, confident and ready to learn. Thank you for being such an important part of our mission to bring smiles and good oral health where they are needed.
Elizabeth Battisti, School Nurse, Susquenita Elementary School
Susquenita School District

02/09/2026

Regular dental care matters! When schools partner with us, students can receive dental care in a place that feels familiar and safe—helping catch small issues early and support their overall health and learning. We’re grateful to work alongside schools like S. L. Mason Elementary School that share this commitment to student well-being.

Kenny Murphy, in-school dental team leader, and School Nurse Lesley Robinette
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02/07/2026

In-school dental care is not just for elementary students! We partnered with the bulldogs at Rossville Middle School to bring dental care to students during Children’s Dental Health Month. Joy Whitlow, EDDA, was on site to show our appreciation because in-school dental care matters at every age!

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02/05/2026

A big thank-you to Nurse Chloe at Ore Valley Elementary for being a champion for student health! School nurses play a critical role in helping families navigate care, answer questions, and make sure kids don’t fall through the cracks.

02/04/2026

We loved partnering with school staff at Glenn O Swing Elementary to bring dental care right where students learn and feel comfortable. When schools and care teams work together, kids get the support they need to stay healthy, confident, and ready to learn.

Thank you to this amazing group for making a difference for students and families! Pictured (left to right): Mary Baker – school personnel, Dr. Amber Hatfield, Tonya Craycraft, Kendall DeJesus, Molly Wells, and Emily Longhauser – school personnel.