Parents, keep your children healthy with in-school dental care.
What Our School Partners Are Saying...
Your staff was excellent with our students and staff.
Norma Rosario Pupil Secretary, Family Life Academy Charter school 3
Your services were great. I can not say enough about the services. Thank you so much for choosing my school.
Joyce Batts Parent Coordinator, P.S. 298
This is a wonderful service. So many of our students were seen and look forward to the next time they come. They are able to be professional and efficient on an auditorium stage!
Jeanna Dickerson Prinicpal, PS 138 The Samuel Randall School
The team is phenomenal and I have already recommended this service to PA 208, who is in our building.
Valerie Babb Hiring and Family Engagement Manager, Harlem Link Charter School
The dentist was very kind, warm and considerate of the needs of the students and made them feel comfortable.
Grace Ruffo Program Coordinator, PS 62 Chester Park
Great service. Coordinators were very patient and worked well with office staff. High percentage of children were seen.
Wanda Andujar Director of Operations , NYC Montessori Charter School
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
We have always had a an excellent experience with the providers. They are flexible and great with the students.
Evelina Medina Principal, Robert C. Dodson
The families REALLY appreciated and took advantage of this service. The children enjoyed it too,
Yhane Smith School Secretary, Central Park East II
We love you!
Dionne A. Jaggon Principal, P.S. 111Q
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.
