Turning education into community action.
Mobile Dental Services, creator and coordinating organization of the Oral Health Education & Prevention Initiative (OHE), provides selected individuals and community groups with the opportunity to participate in pilot implementations of the Oral Health Education & Prevention Program. The pilot connects structured learning with real community education, standardized implementation resources, aggregated reporting, and verification.
The pilot is designed to support communities while strengthening a repeatable model for prevention-centered oral health education. Selected participants receive a structured pathway to learn, apply what they have learned, document a community implementation, and complete the requirements for program recognition.
The pilot creates an opportunity for prepared individuals and small groups to bring standardized oral health education into community settings using a common implementation framework.
Pilot experience helps Mobile Dental Services and OHE evaluate training completion, implementation procedures, educational resources, reporting, and opportunities for future replication.
The Pilot Program follows one structured pathway from application through verified completion.
Pilot applications may be submitted by one individual or by a group of up to five participants. Each participant completes the educational requirements through an individual account.
An approved individual completes the training requirements and a qualifying community implementation before final program completion and certificate review.
Approved group members complete the training individually and may complete one qualifying community implementation together. The community results are reported once and linked to all approved implementers who participated.
The pilot connects the three educational and public-health layers of the initiative.
Participants complete the structured 40-hour educational program, required learning activities, and assessments through the Mobile Dental Services learning infrastructure.
Eligible participants use standardized Community Oral Health resources to prepare and deliver the required community educational activity.
Aggregated implementation information and required documentation are submitted through Oral Public Health for review, validation, and program reporting.
Applicants should review the Pilot Program requirements before submitting an application. The following points summarize the participation framework.
The complete policy and downloadable PDF will govern the applicable pilot participation requirements and should be reviewed before submitting the application.
Completing the online training is an important milestone, but it does not by itself complete the Pilot Program.
After the required educational components and assessments are completed, eligible pilot participants can be assigned the identifiers required for the qualifying implementation and subsequent reporting process.
The Certificate of Completion is issued only after the applicable training, assessments, community implementation, reporting, and verification requirements have been satisfied.
Apply to participate individually or with a group of up to five participants. Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance. Applications are reviewed before pilot access is approved.
Initial application review and implementation instructions are generally provided within 48 hours.
Quick answers to common questions about participation, completion, and the educational scope of the Pilot Program.
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