ORGANIZATIONS SCREENING
people affected by
oral diseases
additional oral disease cases
in over 30 years
of people in rural areas have limited access to dental care, increasing the need for effective screening programs.
of community health initiatives by non-profits see major improvements in public health through preventive care
Work with us to provide essential oral health screenings these underserved populations. Our affordable and accurate AI solutions can help you extend your reach and effectiveness. Get in touch to learn how we can support your mission.
Coordinate screening dates & determine the no. of students
PDH Protocols prepares equipment and trains the screening staff
The staff conducts the screening
PDH prepares both printable and digital
screening reports for distribution.
PDH prepares both printable and digital screening reports for distribution.
PDH prepares both printable and digital
screening reports for distribution.
Find answers to common questions and learn more about how
PDH Protocols can help improve dental health care.
They help Identify dental issues early, promoting overall health of the community.
A quick, non-invasive examination done by a hygienist with a screening device.
They should brush and floss teeth before the screning, and bring any questions they have a bout oral health.
Yes, screenings can be done without internet access, making it ideal for field use and remote locations.
We can conduct screenings at various locations, including military bases, rural communities, community centers, organizations, and other community-focused facilities.
Let’s work together to improve oral health outcomes and reach those who need it most.
