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Home My WebLink AboutWashington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service �� - Foundation ID Coi,mnn<ttni:;y for c. x €t : .st:.€: a PO �f I `r August 18, 2014 Mayor Dan Di Guilio City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Mayor Di Guilio, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic, travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March, 2014;81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12`"Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3rd grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation y 4 § r �f'� ":� < �', z,v�:. Fr 2G s > z r z S z , ,.t S ,� �t t ::� ,s._:3 �.. �! 3rf; �.,zF✓ ?lea-'.� s a a r Washington Dental Service Foundation f o it August 18, 2014 Deputy Mayor Patrick Downie _ f' City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Deputy Mayor Downie, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic, travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March, 2014;81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12, 2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles, WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3rd grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation r c 4 *, .'? t zrs \ �. f ".� ;, a t .c s. � ✓ '7 t 5-..: � � ".�. 3�c ��.'4 Lit .�y a.: 3 zti2.. .,... I l �\ \:;.> > -z..,,s � 4 t '� c }t �(k e. f � 0 1 .2 �.5✓ ` .: .A r.r `" .\!tz,l ,,,, .ti��t�'Y �. Washington Dental Service Foundation AUIG N August 18, 2014 'L ' i\ c1 City Manager Dan McKeen � City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear City Manager McKeen, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic, travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March,2014;81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3`d grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation y E 7 Washington Dental Service Foundation rA AC .> .. cotes f"bir ..{ ie <,7{t,.L it l_ August 18, 2014 — L City Clerk Janessa Hurd City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear City Clerk Hurd, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic,travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March,2014;81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12`"Street Port Angeles, WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3rd grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation a4` 2014 +7 i t �✓ August 18, 2014 L !' (aE Councilmember Sissi Bruch City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Councilmember Bruch, The SmileMobile, a modern,fully equipped, mobile dental clinic,travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March,2014,81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3`d grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford,Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation NO \ 5 S , 4�t .�x .,r 1 � .." .- 3 .�; t ,,.'.; ?s F �• 'z : '� F > st ` Z ,",: ;f i`Sz•,,,;S .t><.� \.�..:6 � ., �ss; �' r"c`''f s, \5,. ✓T s t :'E t <t.:r-:5 '':, t .S2 y..{St ,... ;,F 5s t ., k .t. s C`� �'�.�.j >Sa2��nr^z�..? � .,� Washington Dental Service Foundation 11-D I August 18, 2014 C � C) Councilmember Brad Collins City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Councilmember Collins, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic,travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March, 2014,81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013,a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3rd grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation < Washington t Service Foundation I r FAfi t # b� st: e,c..nC .s for s'r&:A a r�i.,t«ak _ter' F C,1 1 Y �, August 18, 2014 Councilmember Dan Gase City of Port Angeles Dear Councilmember Gase, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic,travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March, 2014;81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013,a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12, 2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3rd grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation s r z k \ z 5 L c ? ^ Washington Dental Service Foundation BD C ._a.'Ff .ht Advocates for d .rad 6 ,..h,r� 2014 August 18, 2014 Councilmember Cherie Kidd City of Port Angeles Dear Councilmember Kidd, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic, travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March, 2014,81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3`d grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS,Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation r � s s mss' -j � •. < \ � i,.3{ '� s � Ls:a i �:`Lt '"v. �. Washington Dental Service Foundation ...=F9 et`a.ter A _ 0c: r ti s r ter,:,,/ _ f It ILJ [ "ELI August 18, 2014 Councilmember Lee Whetham City of Port Angeles PO Box 1150 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Dear Councilmember Whetham, The SmileMobile, a modern, fully equipped, mobile dental clinic, travels the State of Washington throughout the year. Dental professionals provide care to low-income children (birth through high school) who have limited access to dental care. The SmileMobile visited Port Angeles in March,2014,81 children were given dental exams and 68 of those children were provided dental treatment. We made two visits in 2013;a total of 189 patients were given dental exams, and 157 of those patients received treatment. We are looking forward to again providing care in your community, and we hope you will take a moment to stop in to visit. September 8—12,2014 Jefferson Elementary School 218 E. 12th Street Port Angeles,WA 98362 Results of the Washington State Department of Health 2010 Smile Survey indicate that nearly 40%of Washington's children start Kindergarten with tooth decay; almost 15% have rampant decay; 58%of 3`d grade children had tooth decay in primary and permanent teeth. These children are at high risk for dental disease that could impact their development, success in school and overall health later in life. The SmileMobile program treats many of these children. We have partnered with social services, schools and nonprofit organizations in your community to help identify children from low-income families who have limited access to dental care so we can assist these families with oral health needs. The SmileMobile, operated by the Washington Dental Service Foundation and funded by Delta Dental of Washington in partnership with Seattle Children's Hospital, has treated over 30,000 children in our state since 1995. If you have questions about the SmileMobile or would like to schedule a visit when it is in your community, please contact Karri Amundson, Program Officer, at 206.528.7339. Sincerely, Eve Rutherford, DDS, Chair Laura Smith, President and CEO Washington Dental Service Foundation Washington Dental Service Foundation i � S .,r G F s:: ✓ � ..� .f.. S,t:- r Yom`' z t y 7,,y zr ✓� ,, �' •, �. c Z. :iz,3 -.,, � T �. :: < J t� � G'" &t� _\ ,y�`: