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Download the All Smiles Shine App (Apple App Store or Google Play) a resource for helping children with disabilities learn about oral health and dental visits.
Subscribe to Helen: The Journal of Human Exceptionality — the official Journal of PAOH where people with disabilities, parents and clinicians intersect for inclusive health. It features helpful articles, evidence-based best practices, advice to navigate the ability lifestyle, tools for advocacy & more.
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All Smiles Shine: Get Involved!
Download the All Smiles Shine badge and include it on your practice website and social platforms. This identifies your practice as providing oral care to people with intellectual, developmental and physical disabilities.
Delta Dental Foundation is funding the creation of an enduring series of free, online courses offered through the Penn Dental Medicine Office of Continuing Education, an ADA CERP provider, aimed at building awareness of the barriers to equitable oral health for individuals with disabilities and developing competency among clinicians to provide care to this vulnerable population. The series is open to all U.S. licensed dentists and their support personnel for a period of three years at no charge.
Dentists completing 18 or more of the courses within a three-year period will receive a certificate of completion from Penn Dental Medicine as a Disabilities Dentistry Clinician Expert.
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