Oral Health Integration Learning Collaborative 2017 May Conference Call: Speed Resourcing Call is being recorded and archived Earn CME by joining the live call (a CME evaluation will be sent out shortly after the call) Listen live OR to the recording to receive credit towards MOC Part IV Requirements Please indicate that you are on the call either verbally or through email (especially for groups joining on one line) Mute your phones

Oral Health Integration Call Agenda: We have a variety of presenters today who are going to share the services they offer. Some of these organizations may not be based in your community, but we encourage you to ask questions and provide comments to make sure all kids in Idaho have access to appropriate resources. There are people on this call that can advocate for that. Contact information of each presenter is being shared, so please don’t hesitate to reach out to learn more.

Oral Health Integration Learning Collaborative 2017 Deanna Zylka, Practice Manager: Smiles for Kids Dentistry Nampa, Caldwell, & Boise

Oral Health Integration Learning Collaborative 2017 Jeff Davis, DDS, Pediatric Dentist: Dentistry for Children Boise & Meridian

Idaho Oral Health Alliance (IOHA)

IOHA Vision: Optimal oral health for Idahoans Mission: To lead collaborative efforts to bring optimal oral health to Idahoans through education, advocacy, and program development. We do this by- Partnering w/ Various Organizations Idaho Primary Care Association, American Academy of Pediatrics- Idaho Chapter, Head Start, Idaho State Dental Association, Idaho State University, Idaho Dental Hygienists’ Association, and others

IOHA Key Initiatives- Oral health integration into primary care settings Addressing the prevention of early childhood caries and education of caregivers of children ages 0-3

What can IOHA do to help you? Initial stages of the creation of a statewide medical-dental referral network Advocacy for oral healthcare for all Idahoans Connection to other organizations across the state working to improve whole patient care

Jennifer Wheeler, Executive Director (208)994-9058 IOHA Contact Information: Jennifer Wheeler, Executive Director (208)994-9058 Email: jwheeler@idahooralhealth.org IOHA Website: www.idahooralhealth.org

Idaho Oral Health Program (IOHP) May 2017

IOHP What is the Idaho Oral Health Program? Vision: An Idaho where all are free from oral disease and enjoy optimal oral health What is the Idaho Oral Health Program? Performs Essential Public Health Functions Assess and track dental disease rates Promote and support prevention services and access to care Develop and implement programs to prevent or minimize disease Facilitate the development of state oral health improvement plans Facilitate active public/private relationships to promote and support oral health May 2017

IOHP Relationship w/ Idaho’s Public Health Districts Resources Free Educational Materials Connections to local, state, and national organizations Connections to experts in the field of oral health integration in the primary care setting DATA! www.gethealthy.dhw.Idaho.gov Relationship w/ Idaho’s Public Health Districts May 2017

IOHP Program Contact: Angie Bailey, RDH-EA, MSDH, Program Manager (208)334-5928 Email: Angie.Bailey@dhw.Idaho.gov Program Website: www.oralhealth.dhw.Idaho.gov May 2017

Oral Health Integration Learning Collaborative 2017 Amber Aberasturi, QI Specialist: Southwest District Health Department

Central District Health Department (CDHD)

CDHD- Oral Health Program Vision: Healthy People in Healthy Communities Mission: Partnering to promote, protect, and preserve health in our community. What can CDHD do to help you? First Teeth Matter Program Education, Behavior Modification, Fluoride Varnish Application Moderate & High Risk Children Brochures Available! http://www.cdhd.idaho.gov/hl-oralhealth.php

CDHD-Oral Health Program What else can CDHD do for you? Train staff on how to apply fluoride varnish, complete risk assessment, and open mouth screening Overall local resource…we can help you get your oral health integration program going! Program Contact: Heather Gagliano, RN Telephone: (208)327-8534 Email: hgagliano@cdhd.Idaho.gov

Delta Dental of Idaho Improving Oral Health for all Idahoans March 23, 2017 Samantha Kenney, RDH-EA, Community Outreach Introduction

Delta Dental of Idaho Community Outreach Purpose to Improve Oral Health We are privileged to serve vulnerable Idaho populations with compassionate, sustaining programs and direct services. We partner with communities and organizations across the state to increase awareness and engagement in improving dental health for all Idahoans .

Delta Dental of Idaho’s GrinWell for You 9/16/2018 Delta Dental of Idaho’s GrinWell for You “What a great program. I thought it was too good to be true.” “This program has been a life saver for me. Living on Social Security only made it possible to get dental work done when it was an emergency. Thank you for your program.” Our GrinWell for You program was piloted in 13 counties in 2015 with around 300 participants. It offers a year benefit of $1250 for low-income seniors to restore their dental health. After the first year, participants are offered a supplemented plan they pay $10/month for called Protect that offers preventive services to maintain their dental health In 2016, we enrolled 675 seniors, and we anticipate enrolling 800 over the course of 2017. Enrolled 1100 seniors. Providing low-income seniors in Idaho with restorative dental services.

Grins On the Go teams serve 1st, 2nd, 7th and 8th grade students in schools with 50% or higher Free and Reduced Lunch rates. This is to capture 1st and 2nd molars as they erupt. Four teams serve statewide in 185 schools in over 66 school districts throughout Idaho.

Delta Dental of Idaho Community Outreach Fluoride Varnish – Things to think about Allergies Lactose Pine Nut Taste Expiration Date Temperature Regulation Brands and flavors Unit Doses, Children’s Dose

Delta Dental of Idaho Community Outreach Toothpaste Recommendations – American Dental Association, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Fluoride toothpaste is always recommended. For children younger than 3, as soon as there are teeth, a smear of Fluoride toothpaste is recommended. For children 3 and older, a pea sized amount is recommended. The links below will provide you with the latest evidence based guidelines for fluoride use from the ADA and the AAPD http://www.aapd.org/media/policies_guidelines/g_fluoridetherapy.pdf http://ebd.ada.org/~/media/EBD/Files/ADA_Evidence-based_Topical_Fluoride_Chairside_Guide.pdf?la=en http://jada.ada.org/article/S0002-8177(14)60226-9/fulltext?dgcid=PromoSpots_EBDsite_fluoride-toothpaste-young-children

Delta Dental of Idaho Community Outreach Resources – Fluoride Varnish Bree MacGillivray 208-375-7341 (office) 208-447-7432 Bree.MacGillivray@pattersondental.com Derek Johnson, 208-898-9575 djohnson@burkhartdental.com  Blaine Brown, 208-841-4598 blaine.brown@henryschein.com

Comments? Questions? In addition to the CME evaluation that will be sent out, you will also receive a couple of links to some really beneficial tools to help your oral health practices, including a care algorithm, and examples of oral health workflows within the Primary Care setting. Lastly, our program is conducting some outreach for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip. You will see more information on this coming soon. Thank you!