As part of our Pathways to Oral Health initiative, on April 2, 2026, students in the Dental Hygiene program at Johnson County Community College had
Each year, the National Oral Health Conference (NOHC) brings together leaders, advocates, providers, and organizations from across the country who are committed to improving oral
On February 21, Oral Health Kansas and our partners were honored to receive the Mosaic Award from the American Advertising Federation – Topeka Chapter for
Over the past four years, Kansas has made historic progress in improving dental care for adults covered by Medicaid. These investments are changing lives, strengthening
As part of the Pathways to Oral Health initiative, we are continually inspired by partners who help drive meaningful change for Kansans with intellectual and
Creating a welcoming dental experience for patients with disabilities starts with personalized care. My Dental Care Passport helps providers deliver better, more inclusive care.
When Stephanie Coleman’s son, Matthew, was diagnosed with autism at age 13, she found herself entering an unfamiliar world without a map. “We were always
People with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) face unique barriers to oral health, but with better oral health literacy, those challenges can be overcome. Inclusive dental care and caregiver support can empower individuals with IDD to maintain healthier smiles.
Your voice can help improve dental care in Kansas. Oral Health Kansas’ Lived Experience Advisory Group invites individuals, caregivers, and underserved community members to share their stories and shape more inclusive, accessible dental services. Join the conversation and make a difference today.
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