The American Dental Therapy Association is working diligently to improve access to care and oral health equity.

The Basic Screening Survey is an essential public health tool in reducing rates of dental decay among vulnerable populations.

A variety of factors influence the ability of this vulnerable patient population to access professional Dental care.

The COVID-19 pandemic thrust teledentistry into the spotlight, illuminating its many advantages in increasing access to care.

The dental prevention coordinator can make a big difference in the oral health of vulnerable populations.

The addition of another dental therapy educational program in a rural area stands to make a significant difference in access to care.

Medical-dental integration is key in the effort to improve patients’ overall health.

By offering further education in dental hygiene, the science 
and practice of the profession will advance.

This midlevel practitioner who works on nontribal land shares her insight into the importance of the dental therapist provider.

Dental hygienists are well-equipped to advocate for improving access to care for the Nation’s most vulnerable populations.