Parents, keep your children healthy with in-school dental care.
What Our School Partners Are Saying...
Your staff was very pleasant, professional and made the students feel at ease. I would recommend your program to all the schools.
Loida Guzman Parent Coordinator, Bronx Little School
The service was great. They were friendly, professional, and efficient. Devon went above and beyond in his role keeping everything organized and running smoothly.
Lianna Brenner Community School Director, P.S. 65Q
This program is excellent, organized, and professional. We always have an amazing experience with them.
Ryan Radow Teacher, Lincoln Elementary
Our entire school community absolutely loved the program!
Allison Walsh Parent Coordinator, Linden Tree Elementary, PS 567
The program as been wonderful! Very well run and families are so grateful for the services provided to their child.
Anthony DiCarlo Principal, Trinity Elementary School
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
Wonderful! Thank you so much for all you do for our students!!
Laura Bather School Counselor, Community School 13
Excellent job. Keep up the great work!
Lori Pascuzzi Staff Developer, Icahn Charter School 2
This is an EXCELLENT program, especially for young children who haven’t visited a dentist yet.
Yolanda Parent Coordinator, P.S. 63 Q
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
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.
