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Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program
An update on the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program
Résultats du Sondage sur la santé dentaire des adultes et des personnes âgées de la région de Windsor-Essex : Rapport 2018
Une bonne santé dentaire est importante pour la santé et le bien-être en général. En effet, de bonnes habitudes d’hygiène dentaire et des visites régulières chez le dentiste aident à prévenir les problèmes de santé dentaire.
Dental Health of Adults and Seniors in Windsor-Essex Survey Results 2018
Good dental health is important to overall health and well-being; good dental hygiene habits and regular dental checkups help to prevent dental health issues.
Vote for Health
Municipal governments and elected councilors shape the health of communities through the design and delivery of policies, programs and services. Working with partners and decision makers to achieve these outcomes is a key priority of the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit.
Oral Health 2018 Report
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is pleased to present the Oral Health 2018 Report. Oral health is vital to general health and overall well-being at every stage of life.
Healthy Smiles Ontario
Healthy Smiles Ontario is a government-funded dental program that provides free preventive, routine, and emergency dental services for children and youth 17 years old and under who qualify.
Oral Health
Our Dental Health Department includes dentists, registered dental hygienists, dental assistants, oral health clerks, a health promotion specialist, and a program manager.
We have a dental clinic located at our Windsor and Leamington locations.
Dental Health offers programs and services to our community including:
Baby Oral Health Program (BOHP)
Baby teeth matter! Health Canada, the Canadian Dental Association, and the Canadian Pediatric Society recommend children see a dentist by their first birthday, even before they have all of their teeth.
Community Water Fluoridation (CWF) Statement
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s Board of Directors recommends that the Province of Ontario amend the regulations of the Safe Drinking Water Act to require community water fluoridation for all municipal water systems (when source-water levels are below the Health Canada recommended level of 0.7 mg/L) to prevent dental caries (tooth decay) and provide the funding and support to municipalities required.