Cavity Free at Three launches

Cavity Free at Three launches

Cavity Free at Three is launched by a collective of six Colorado health foundations. Now managed by CDPHE, this program is set up to provide training to medical and dental professionals to support young children and pregnant women with a focus on serving high-risk populations. Learn More…

University of Colorado opens The Frontier Center

University of Colorado opens The Frontier Center

With support from Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation, CU Anschutz School of Dental Medicine established The Frontier Center to promote the connections between oral health and overall health and well-being. Learn more.…

New services covered under CHP+

New services covered under CHP+

A dental benefit was added to the CHP+, providing preventive and diagnostic services, basic restorative services, oral surgery, and endodontics care for children up to 18 years old.…

Children’s Oral Health Network formed

Children’s Oral Health Network formed

Supported by Rose Community Foundation, 24 nonprofit dental providers created the Colorado Oral Health Network (COHN) to improve oral health outcomes for underserved populations. The group supports safety net dental providers and oral health data systems. COHN also established the Children’s Oral …

CCCDH offers recommendations to improve oral health

CCCDH offers recommendations to improve oral health

Colorado Commission on Children’s Dental Health (CCCDH) made nine recommendations to improve children’s oral health. The results were five legislative initiatives: education loan repayments for providers, tax credits for rural providers, funding for safety net expansion, direct Medicaid reimburs…