1. School Based Restorative

2. Why School Based Restorative High Referral Rate Rural Population Limited Medicaid Providers Goal To Improve Oral Health In Our Communities

3. Funding Wisconsin Department of Health Services school-based restorative care demonstration project Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) grant Funds equipment, supplies, and case management

4. Community Support Private Practice Within Small Communities – We are here to reach the children they are unable to within their practice Educating The Community of The Barriers Families Face – Working Families – No Transportation – Parent Fear of The Dentist Themselves…

5. Working With The School Identifying Schools Scheduled meetings with the following individuals in attendance – Administrator – Principal – Nurse – School Contact Education of School Staff of Program

6. Staffing School Based Restorative Dentist – Dental Assistant Working Alongside Superior Smiles Staff – Three Hygienists – Three Assistants Program Coordinator

7. Training Understanding Clinic Policy In An Outreach Setting – HIPAA – OSHA Electronic Dental Record Portable Equipment Understandings Schools Emergency/Disaster Plans

8. School Based Services In 2014 School Based Restorative – 7 School Districts Drummond Hurley Lake Superior (Ashland) LCO Mellen Northwoods (Minong) Washburn Seal-A-Smile – New Expansion into 5 additional Counties, total of 10 – 59 sites – 42 School Districts