Ventura County Children’s Oral Health Collaborative.

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Ventura County Children’s Oral Health Collaborative

Vision Eliminate Untreated Tooth Decay for Children in Ventura County

Mission The Ventura County Children’s Oral Health Collaborative strengthens the system of oral health education and care by:  Involving parents  Working together  Raising awareness  Facilitating communication  Serving as a clearinghouse  Encouraging best and promising practices  Developing resources Sharing data  Advocating for policy changes

What does this mean in Ventura County?  By age 5, 37% of children seen by the Ventura Public Health Oral Health Education Program had not been to a dentist*  18,000 kids (0-18) have never visited a dentist.  9,000 kids came from families who could not afford dental care.  Ventura Co. is the largest county in CA that does not have a county wide health dental clinic * According to Ventura County Health Care Agency’s November 2013 report “Transforming Ventura County Communities” based on 2009 data

Why Does it Matter?

Hospitals, Medical Providers, and Dentists: Why is oral health important to my patients?  Fewer ER visits for dental problems  Decrease in episodic care  Good oral health = good overall health

Dentists: How Can You Help?  Become a Denti-Cal provider  Volunteer  Participate in “Building Health Smiles”

Medical Providers: How Can You Help?  Include oral health assessments, education & fluoride varnish application in well child visits  Refer child to dental home  Refer children to “Building Healthy Smiles” Fluoride Varnish placed during oral health screening in school class

 Include oral health assessment training in residency programs and for staff in service training  Refer children to “Building Health Smiles”  Include oral health education materials to new moms at discharge Hospitals & Clinics: How Can You Help?

Borrowed from the British Dental Health Foundation

Who To Contact Jack Hinojosa Chief Operations Officer CDR-Child Development Resources Susan Englund, VP Community Impact Doug Green, Consultant Jennifer Herrera, Regional Advocacy Coordinator Mark Lisagor, Board Chair Betty Layne, Executive Director Dawn Anderson, Director, Comprehensive Health & Prevention Programs Evy Criswell, Deputy Director – CHCP Rigoberto Vargas, Director Claudia Harrison, Executive Director Sam McCoy, Program Manager