Recent coverage of DDOK initiatives
The investment will expand and enhance the dental clinic and dental hygiene training services in Enid.
At the inaugural Full Court Smiles event, more than 200 Oklahoma City third and fourth graders received free dental care and oral health education.
According to Delta Dental of Oklahoma's 2026 Original Tooth Fairy Poll, an average payment for a lost tooth increased 17% over the past year.
The form will be open through August 31, or while supplies last.
KFOR’s Galen Culver profiles video series, supported by a grant from Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation, designed to help individuals with Autism overcome fears of visiting the dentist.
Delta Dental's grant funded a dedicated oral health component at the Down Syndrome Association of Central Oklahoma's annual Occupational Therapy Camps for the first time.
The Foundation's portable Cavity Prevention Clinic delivered more than $213,000 in free, preventable dental care to Oklahoma children during the 2025-2026 school year.
Created to help autistic individuals overcome fears of visiting the dentist, the short film was launched during National Autism Acceptance Month.
In recognition of National Youth Sports Safety Month, parents and coaches may submit mouthguard requests online at DDOKFoundation.org/mouthguards
Santa Fe South Hills Elementary Pre-K, kindergarten and first grade students were treated with a performance from Captain Supertooth and an interactive lesson in having healthy teeth.