children suffer from tooth
decay in their primary teeth
school hours are lost annually in the U.S. due to dental-related issues
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A healthy smile can make a significant difference in a child’s confidence and academic performance. Our dental screenings help identify issues early, preventing costly treatments and ensuring students’ well-being.
A healthy smile can make a significant difference in a child’s confidence and academic performance. Our dental screenings help identify issues early, preventing costly treatments and ensuring students’ well-being.
Regular screenings and preventive care play a significant role in maintaining healthy teeth and gums. We make it easy for you to ensure your child receives the best oral care available through our school-based programs.
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.
It identifies dental issues early, preventing serious problems and supporting overall health and academic performance.
Each school will send notices to the parents and also send them an oral health report once the screening is done.
Explain the process, have the children brush beforehand, and encourage questions.
No, a screening identifies issues. If a problem is detected, a follow-up visit to a dentist is recommended.
At least twice a year to catch and prevent problems early.
Let’s work together to improve oral health outcomes and reach those who need it most.
