BY SUSAN SIMPSON
Published: March 7, 2009
The University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry will pilot a national project to educate rural Oklahomans about preventative oral health.
The college is among three selected by the American Dental Association to train a new type of worker — community dental health coordinators.
OU will train 18 coordinators as part of a five-year pilot program to raise awareness of preventative health and catch dental problems before they become severe.
"Our community doesn’t want dental health unless they have a toothache. That’s what we are trying to address,” said Jessica Johnson, a dental assistant from Clayton who will take 12 months of online courses from OU to become a community dental health coordinator. She won’t get paid as a coordinator, but her college courses are free as part of the pilot project.
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7 comments:
Taking care of your family’s health is vital, and a healthy smile is an important part of overall health. Science has linked dental disease and poor oral health to increased risk for many serious systemic health risks.
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