IMPROVING Each year, Delta Dental of Oklahoma ORAL …The Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health...
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IMPROVING ORAL HEALTH OKLAHOMANS for all The Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, charitable organization established in 1998 by Delta Dental of Oklahoma, the state’s only not- for-profit dental benefits company. To improve the oral health of all Oklahomans by funding and facilitating dental health and education programs. Our Mission Each year, Delta Dental of Oklahoma contributes at least 50 percent of its net contribution to reserves to oral health access and education programs through our Foundation. Delta Dental was awarded the Journal Record Beacon Award for Philanthropic Impact in 2008 and 2010 and has since become an annual sponsor for the awards event. Our Foundation funding has exceeded $13 million. CONTACT US: Terrisa Singleton Director, Oral Health Foundation Delta Dental of Oklahoma 16 Northwest 63rd Street Oklahoma City, OK 73116 405-607-4771 (OKC Metro) 877-522-0188 (Toll Free), ext 771 VISIT US ONLINE: www.DDOKFoundation.org www.facebook.com/DDOKFoundation IMPROVING ORAL HEALTH OKLAHOMANS for all www.DeltaDentalOK.org $ 13
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IMPROVING ORAL HEALTH
OKLAHOMANSfor all
The Delta Dental of Oklahoma
Oral Health Foundation is a 501(c)3
nonprofit, charitable organization
established in 1998 by Delta Dental
of Oklahoma, the state’s only not-
for-profit dental benefits company.
To improve the oral health of all Oklahomans by funding and facilitating dental health and education programs.
Our Mission
Each year, Delta Dental of Oklahoma contributes at least 50 percent of its net contribution to reserves to oral health access and education programs through our Foundation.
Delta Dental was awarded the Journal Record Beacon Award for Philanthropic Impact in 2008 and 2010 and has since become an annual sponsor for the awards event.
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CONTACT US:Terrisa Singleton
Director, Oral Health FoundationDelta Dental of Oklahoma
16 Northwest 63rd StreetOklahoma City, OK 73116
405-607-4771 (OKC Metro)877-522-0188 (Toll Free), ext 771
VISIT US ONLINE:www.DDOKFoundation.org
www.facebook.com/DDOKFoundation
IMPROVING ORAL HEALTH
OKLAHOMANSfor all
www.DeltaDentalOK.org
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RESOURCES
MOBILE SMILES OKLAHOMA
CAPTAIN SUPERTOOTH OKLAHOMA MISSION OF MERCY CLINIC & PROGRAM GRANTS
OU COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY
The Foundation’s Resource for Dental Care is a directory of free and low-cost dental clinics and programs throughout the state. Updated quarterly, the publication is widely used by agencies, nonprofits, schools, churches, dental offices and individuals.
For a free copy call 405-607-4725 or visit us at: www.ResourceForDentalCare.org.
A partnership program of the Oklahoma Dental Foundation and Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation, MobileSmiles features two RV-style dental offices on wheels that travel throughout Oklahoma to eliminate barriers to dental care.
Learn more at www.MobileSmilesOK.org
Provided at no cost to Oklahoma schools, the Foundation’s Captain Supertooth Program travels the state teaching K-3rd graders the life-long benefits of good dental care habits. The program’s website features games for kids, tips for parents and resources for teachers.
Learn more or request a visit from the Captain at: www.CaptainSupertooth.com.
OkMOM is a two-day, free dental clinic at which volunteer dental professionals treat the most pressing needs of patients who are otherwise unable to access care. Held the first weekend of each February, OkMOM events have been held in Tulsa, Oklahoma City, McAlester, Lawton and Enid. Each event provides donated dental care valued at more than $1 million to nearly 2,000 patients in need.
Details at www.OKMOM.org
Through our annual grant program, we provide funding to dental care and education programs throughout Oklahoma.
To help ensure Oklahoma has enough dental professionals now and in the future, Delta Dental is committed to supporting the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry and its students. We do this through annual scholarships, funding for various programs and major capital contributions.
HOW WE’RE HELPING TO IMPROVE ORAL HEALTH for all OKLAHOMANS
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1. Varnish Oklahoma Program
2. Western Okla. Family Care Center Dental Clinic (Elk City)
3. Western Tech OU Dental Hygiene Clinic (Weatherford)
4. OkMOM 2014 (Enid)
5. City Rescue Mission Dental Care Fund (OKC)
6. Crossings Community Clinic (OKC)
7. Good Shepherd Clinic (OKC)
8. King’s Klinic (OKC)
9. NSO Low-Cost Dental Clinic (OKC)
10. Ministries of Jesus Dental Clinic (Edmond)
11. OkMOM 2011 (OKC)
12. OU College of Dentistry
13. Water Rock
14. Metro Tech Dental Assistant Program (OKC)
15. Norman Regional Health Foundation (Norman)
16. Garvin Co. Community Living Center (Pauls Valley)
17. Good Shepherd Dental Clinic (Ardmore)
18. SOTC OU Dental Hygiene Clinic (Ardmore)
19. Green Country Dental Clinic (Bartlesville)
20. Tri-County Tech Center Dental Clinic (Bartlesville)
21. Free Clinic of Mayes Co. (Pryor)
22. Christian Medical Clinic of Grand Lake (Grove)
23. Catholic Charities Mother Teresa Dental Center (Tulsa)
24. Morton Homeless Dental Clinic (Tulsa)
25. Neighbor for Neighbor Dental Clinic (Tulsa)
26. Alliance to the ODA (Tulsa)
27. Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services
28. OkMOM 2010 & 2015 (Tulsa)
29. Broken Arrow Neighbors
30. OkMOM 2012 (McAlester)
31. Mercy Clinic of McAlester
32. Kiamichi FMC Dental Outreach (Battiest & Area)
33. Calvary Baptist Free Dental Clinic (Lawton)
34. OkMOM 2013 (Lawton)
STATEWIDE PROGRAMSD-DENT – Dentists for Disabled & Elderly in Need of Treatment
Children’s Oral Health Coalition
Special Olympics of Oklahoma
PROGRAMS SUPPORTED BY THE FOUNDATION
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