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Let’s Make Oral Health Accessible for All

The Dental Bank is Abra Health Group’s community impact initiative, helping children, adults and families access free oral health essentials, free screenings, practical education and connections to high-quality, affordable dental care. We are committed to making oral health resources and services accessible to people of all backgrounds, abilities and circumstances.

Dental Disease Is Preventable

Dental problems can cause pain and infection and interfere with a person’s ability to eat, speak, sleep, learn and work. Prevention can only happen when people have access to basic oral health supplies, trusted information, early screenings and affordable, high-quality care.

Did you know?

Tooth decay remains the most common chronic disease among both children and adults in the United States, despite being largely preventable.

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U.S. children ages 6–9 that have experienced cavities
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Adults ages 20–64 that have untreated tooth decay
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Approximate school hours lost due to unplanned dental care
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Estimated cost of lost productivity in US due to untreated oral disease

We Are Turning Prevention Into Action

Free Oral Health Essentials

Provides toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss and other basic supplies children, adults and families need to care for their oral health at home.

Free Dental Screenings

Brings screenings into schools and trusted community settings to identify potential concerns early and help individuals and families understand when additional care may be needed.

Education

Provides children, parents, caregivers and individuals with practical oral health information that supports healthy habits and informed decisions.

Connections to Care

Helps families and individuals connect with high-quality, affordable dental services so cost, coverage gaps or life circumstances do not stand in the way of essential care.

Accessibility & Inclusion

Works to ensure oral health resources and services are accessible to everyone, including individuals with language barriers, disabilities or sensory sensitivities.

Help Us Build a Healthier Community

Everyone deserves the tools, information and care needed to prevent dental disease and live, learn and thrive without avoidable pain. Together with our community partners, we’re expanding access to oral health resources and creating healthier communities — one family at a time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Dental Bank is Abra Health Group’s community impact initiative that brings oral health resources directly into our communities. By partnering with schools, nonprofits and community organizations, The Dental Bank provides free oral health essentials, free dental screenings, practical education and connections to affordable dental care to help children, adults and families build healthier futures.

The Dental Bank is designed to serve children, adults and families, with a focus on expanding access to oral health resources for underserved communities. We work to make our programs and services accessible to people of all backgrounds, abilities and circumstances.

The Dental Bank’s community programs — including oral health education, free dental screenings and the distribution of oral health supplies — are provided at no cost to participants. Insurance is not required to participate. If follow-up care is recommended, we can help connect families with affordable dental care options.

Families can access oral health supplies, educational resources and other services through The Dental Bank’s community programs. We encourage families to check our upcoming events or contact us to learn about available resources in their area.

The Dental Bank offers free dental screenings through participating schools and trusted community settings. Upcoming screening opportunities will be posted on our website and shared through our community partners.

A dental screening is a quick visual assessment that helps identify potential oral health concerns. If additional care may be needed, families will receive information about recommended next steps and resources to help connect them with dental care. Screenings also provide an opportunity to share practical oral health education and answer general questions about maintaining healthy smiles.

A dental screening is a quick visual assessment and does not replace a comprehensive dental examination. If a potential concern is identified, families will be encouraged to schedule a full dental evaluation and receive information about available care options.

Yes. The Dental Bank is committed to making oral health resources and services accessible to everyone, including individuals and families facing language barriers. We strive to provide educational materials and resources in multiple languages whenever possible.

The Dental Bank is committed to making oral health resources and services accessible to everyone, including individuals with disabilities or sensory sensitivities. We will work with families and community partners to provide appropriate accommodations whenever possible so every participant feels comfortable and supported.

We welcome partnerships with schools, nonprofit organizations, community groups and other local organizations that share our commitment to improving oral health. Together, we can host screenings, distribute oral health supplies, provide educational programs and connect families with resources. Please contact us to learn more about becoming a community partner or bringing The Dental Bank to your school or organization.

If follow-up dental care is recommended, The Dental Bank can help connect children, adults and families with affordable dental services.

Abra Health Group provides pediatric dentistry, family dentistry and orthodontic care through its All About Kids and Presto Dental practices in Bridgeport, Norwalk, Stamford, Danbury and Derby. All About Kids and Presto Dental accept and prioritize Medicaid patients insured through HUSKY Dental and offer appointment options designed around the needs of working families.

The Dental Bank is currently being piloted in Connecticut, with plans to expand to additional Abra Health Group communities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as the initiative grows.

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