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Recent coverage of DDOK initiatives

Oklahoma Students Receive Free Preventive Dental Care

Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation and Variety Care partnered to provide fluoride and dental sealants to Guthrie second graders.

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DDOK Offers Free Resources to Oklahoma Classrooms

Captain Supertooth and MouthScience programs empower kids to take control of their oral health.

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Oklahoma scores a 'D' on Key Oral Health Indicators

The Oklahoma Oral Health Coalition announced that when compared to the nation’s performance on 13 key oral health indicators, Oklahoma scored a 'D' on its oral health report card.

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Tooth Fairy Payouts Reach Record High

Delta Dental of Oklahoma poll finds Tooth Fairy is welcomed into most U.S. homes.

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OUCOD DDOK Tulsa Clinic Marks One Year of Service

The clinic was created through a partnership with the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry and Delta Dental of Oklahoma. Since the clinic first opened at OU-Tulsa Schusterman a year ago, the clinic has served more than 450 patients and conducted about 5,000 procedures.

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DDOK Funds Pre-Dentistry Scholarship Endowment at Rogers State University

Rogers State University and the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation have announced the establishment of the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Pre-Dentistry Endowed Scholarship Fund.

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DDOK Provides Free Resources for Patients

With dental care access impacted by SoonerCare disenrollment, Delta Dental of Oklahoma offers resources to uninsured, underinsured patients.

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Delta Dental of Oklahoma Offers Free Mouthguards to Young Athletes

Delta Dental of Oklahoma is helping protect smiles by offering free mouthguards to thousands of young athletes.

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Captain Supertooth visits 'Give Kids a Smile Day'

Captain Supertooth visits 'Give Kids a Smile Day'.

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Delta Dental partners with OSU SGA to provide free dental care

DDOK and the Oklahoma State University Student Government Association partnered for an event where students were able to experience free dental services. 

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