Oral Health Program

The Public Health - Seattle & King County Oral Health Program provides clinical and community based oral health services to improve the oral health of King County residents and reduce the level of dental disease in accordance with the U.S. Healthy People 2010 Goals and the Washington State Public Health Improvement Plan.

	Dental clinics in King County
	Common questions about oral health
	School programs
	Oral health promotion
	Fluoridation in King County drinking water systems
	Oral health information for parents
	Information for health care professionals
	Oral health data
	Oral health resources and links
	Access to Baby and Child Dentistry (ABCD) Program ABCD provides dental care for Medicaid-eligible children from birth through age five with an emphasis on the first dental visit by age one.

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2005 Smile Survey (PDF)
This report details oral health findings from the King County and Seattle 2005 Smile Survey. This survey is intended to help communities understand the impact that dental disease has on children, and provide information that can be used to establish programs and create systems to address identified problems.