Oral Health America has developed and overseen a number of education and service programs in addition to funding a variety of other oral health campaigns. These programs include:
Smiles Across America which fights tooth decay through disease prevention, health promotion and community organization. The campaign coordinates with schools, government groups, care providers and corporate and community sponsors nationwide.
Campaign for Oral Health Parity was created in 2000 to promote the importance of oral health in households nationwide. It has reached over 180 million people and increased media coverage of oral health issues.
National Spit Tobacco Education Program was founded in 1994 with Major and Minor League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association to raise awareness of the health concerns related to the use of spit tobacco through national education campaigns.
National Periodontal Disease Coalition was founded by Oral Health America in 2004 as a group of over 100 businesses and dental professionals seeking to bring attention to the recognition of gum disease and the necessity of gum disease treatment.
