Oral Health Kansas is working with our partners to create a culture that values oral health as a part of overall health for Kansans of all ages,
cultures and resources.
Learn about the many ways to help Kansans access dental services,
a way to pay for their dental services, and how to take care of their own oral health.
Click on the tooth icon above to go to that page.
Your Voice Can Help Someone Find a Dentist
Finding a dentist who accepts Medicaid or feels comfortable seeing someone with a disability can be hard. Too many people are turned away or go without care simply because a dentist who is comfortable seeing people with disabilities isn’t available.
Our Dentist Recruitment Toolkit gives people the tools to help change that. It offers simple talking points and helpful tips to start positive conversations with dental offices about accepting Medicaid and welcoming patients with disabilities. You don’t need to be a professional advocate - just someone who cares.
By using and sharing this toolkit, you can help more dentists say “yes” and help more people get the care they deserve. One conversation can make a real difference. Click on this link for the toolkit or use the QR code above.
2024 Impact Report
This impact report highlights the measurable outcomes of our work, the stories behind the numbers, and the broader influence we've had in our community, industry, or environment.Read our annual report here.
Kansas Receives a State Score of C
Oral Health Kansas is releasing a new report comparing Kansas' oral health grade to the nation's performance.Click here to download the 2025 Oral Health Report Card Announcement
Click here to download a copy of the 2025 Oral Health Report Card
Weekly Wednesday Update
news and updates for the week of February 11, 2026
House Appropriations Approves Rate Increase
Today the House Appropriations Committee voted to include $6 million of state funds in the KDHE budget for the Medicaid dental rate increase...Read More 
When a Person Resists Toothbrushing
Toothbrushing isn’t always easy—especially people with disabilities and people who have sensory sensitivities, communication differences, anxiety, or past negative dental experiences...Read More
How Much is Too Much?
Throughout the month of February, we’ll continue to share resources for Children’s Dental Health Month...Read More
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Oral Health Kansas is a member ofthe American Network of Oral Health Coalitions
and shares their mission to shape oral health policy, champion disease prevention, and increase public awareness of the vital role oral health plays in overall well-being.
