CavityFree SF @cavityfreesf - Twitter Profile

The Campaign for Exceptional Smiles @Campaign4Smiles

over 4 years ago

Session 3: Innovation in the dental care delivery systems for people with developmental disabilities May 10, 2022 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada) Hurry up & register for this webinar please use the link below: https://t.co/3QtZCtCmLh Free CDE units for #dentalproviders

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

@CavityFreeSF will begin work on updating our Strategic Plan this January. The current plan has been an amazing guide, which we are excited to refine and expand as we make strides toward a cavity-free San Francisco. Please join us!

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. @CavityFreeSF will begin work on updating our Strategic Plan this January. The current plan has been an amazing guide, which we are excited to refine and expand as we make strides toward a cavity-free San Francisco. Please join us! https://t.co/WgRSAp66FR

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

Our efforts at integrating oral health into the well-child check seem to be helping - look at the different between 15-16 and 16-17! We continue to work on systems to track this important metric.

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. Our efforts at integrating oral health into the well-child check seem to be helping - look at the different between 15-16 and 16-17! We continue to work on systems to track this important metric. https://t.co/Gp48GQldpM

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

We LOVE the the way the OB/GYN check-off form developed by Cavity Free SF in 2007 has evolved and is being used throughout the USA!

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. We LOVE the the way the OB/GYN check-off form developed by Cavity Free SF in 2007 has evolved and is being used throughout the USA! https://t.co/jAIT6VfRBz

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Who to follow

Hispanic Dental Association

@HDAssoc

As the leading voice for Hispanic Oral Health we provide Service, Education, Advocacy, and Leadership for the elimination of oral health disparities.

Eileen Espejo

@EileenE_CN

Senior Managing Director, Health Policy @ChildrenNow. I work to improve kids' health and educational outcomes via oral health and media. Opinions=mine.

helene bednarsh

@bednarsh_helene

Oral Health Director NEAETC VP HIVdent/DAAC Retired Dir of the RWDP at BPHC

CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

Attention to individual risk factors can help reduce disparities in our children's oral health.

CDHP @Teeth_Matter

almost 8 years ago

Fact sheet: Tooth decay can hurt a child's ability to achieve in #school - and some kids are at greater risk of decay than others. Using #oralhealth risk assessments can help connect kids to the individualized care they need to support their health: https://t.co/OmGf4LT4p7

Teeth_Matter's tweet photo. Fact sheet: Tooth decay can hurt a child's ability to achieve in #school - and some kids are at greater risk of decay than others. Using #oralhealth risk assessments can help connect kids to the individualized care they need to support their health: https://t.co/OmGf4LT4p7 https://t.co/LokYyXGtlL

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. https://t.co/BrV5IH3zzX

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

Women of African American ethnicity have almost 1/2 the access to dental services as Caucasian women in SF. 41% of African American women have seen a dentist during pregnancy, while over 74% of Caucasian women have had at least one dental visit during pregnancy.

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. Women of African American ethnicity have almost 1/2 the access to dental services as Caucasian women in SF. 41% of African American women have seen a dentist during pregnancy, while over 74% of Caucasian women have had at least one dental visit during pregnancy. https://t.co/83L4G2OtC4

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

SF Perinatal Interprofessional Roundtable - San Franciscan dental and medical professionals working together to improve access to dental services for pregnant women in San Francisco!

CavityFreeSF's tweet photo. SF Perinatal Interprofessional Roundtable - San Franciscan dental and medical professionals working together to improve access to dental services for pregnant women in San Francisco! https://t.co/87OVLouzVZ

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CavityFree SF @CavityFreeSF

almost 8 years ago

On Nov.1st, SF Health Plan, SF DPH & Delta Dental (Denti-Cal) co-hosted the SF Perinatal Oral Health Roundtable w>50 dental and medical providers sharing thoughts on how best to ensure early access to dental care; to protect both mom and her baby's oral health! Go Team!