Oral Health America’s Gala announces return to Chicago’s Navy Pier

Chicago, IL—October 24, 2011—Oral Health America’s is pleased to announce that its 22nd Annual Gala and Benefit will return to Chicago’s premier lakefront venues the Grand Ballroom at Navy Pier! This year’s Benefit will be held on February 22, 2012 and features a new theme: Impacting America’s Smiles. Registration for the star-studded event is now open online at www.oralhealthamerica.org. You can also contact Melissa Hoebbel @ 312-836-9900 or Melissa@oralhealthamerica.org for registration information.

“The OHA Gala is frequently referred to as the dental industry’s premier networking event of the year,” said Michael Orecchia, Vice President, Septodont and this year’s Gala Co-Chair. “We believe that our new theme and venue return will shine a light on how the industry supports OHA’s programs that are bringing healthy mouths to life.”

Held each year during the Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting, the Oral Health America Gala is a highly anticipated networking event that is so popular it regularly sells out. The black tie optional evening features a cocktail reception, four course dinner and dancing with live music. All this is included in the ticket price of $300 per seat or $3,000 for a table of 10.

 OHA is also seeking event sponsors at the Gold ($3,000), Platinum ($5,000), Diamond ($10,000) and, an Annual Showcase Sponsor ($22,000). New this year, Oral Health America will offer two unique technology sponsorships ($15,000) which will include logoed presence on electronic bidding tablets and smart-phones which are used for the silent and live auction. All sponsorships offer a unique opportunity for companies to showcase their support.

To purchase tickets, sponsorships, or additional information please contact Melissa Hoebbel at OHA by calling 312-836-9900 or email her at Melissa@oralhealthamerica.org.

Oral Health America is dedicated to connecting communities with resources to increase access to care, education and advocacy for all Americans, especially those most vulnerable. Find out more at www.oralhealthamerica.org