Parents, keep your children healthy with in-school dental care.
What Our School Partners Are Saying...
The service was excellent. Could not have expected better.
Maxine Norton Parent Coordinator, PS/MS306
We love you!
Dionne A. Jaggon Principal, P.S. 111Q
Thank you for a wonderful experience. For so many of our students it was their first dental experience and I appreciate that it was so positive for them.
Heather Sweet Assistant Principal, PS 100Q
It was amazing having Smile New York Outreach at our school. I even let the Chancellor know how seamless the program was at our building and how many students were able to receive dental services.
Kelly Cintron Assistant Principal, 29Q131
The program is wonderful. The parents and students are very happy with the program. Thank you for doing this.
Joyce Batts Parent Coordinator, P.S. 298
I saw the results of your staff’s work and my parents and students were extremely happy. Thank you all for making our children smiles brighter.
Linda Parent Coordinator, C.S.21
Thank you for providing such a needed service to our children! It was a pleasure to work with your staff.
Tonya Couch-Jenkins Principal, Museum School 25
This program is excellent, organized, and professional. We always have an amazing experience with them.
Ryan Radow Teacher, Lincoln Elementary
This program is excellent. All schools should participate. The kids were very excited and some mentioned that the visit to the dentist is not as scary as they thought. Your staff is awesome and caring Our students were very happy.
Zoraida Olivo Operations Manager, Beginning with Children Charter School
The staff was amazing. They were always on time and very helpful.
Adije Okpo Assistant Principal, Bronx Charter School for Excellence
Smile New York Outreach is here to help fight the war on dental decay, one child at a time.
Did You Know?
More than 51 million school hours are lost each year due to poor dental health.
Untreated cavities can cause pain, infection, and problems eating, speaking, and learning.
About 20% of kids ages 5 to 11 have at least one untreated decayed tooth.
Dental Sealants prevent 80% of cavities in the back teeth, where 9 in 10 cavites occur.
Children without sealants have almost three times more cavities than those with sealants.
