Children's Volunteer Health Network Shares 2020-21 Data & Announces New Bus

Children's Volunteer Health Network Mobile Dental Clinic, named Pearl, has traveled all across Okaloosa and Walton counties to serve the children of our community. Here is where our team has been during the 2020 - 2021 school year and the impact they have made.

Assessments - 1,108
Varnish Flouride Treatments - 1.098
Teeth Sealed - 2,396
Sealant Patients - 664
Teeth Treated by Silver Diamine Fluoride - 1,182
Total Teeth with Decay - 1,425
Permanent Teeth with Decay - 246
Urgent Care Forms Sent Home - 152

Schools served Walton County: Paxton School, Mossy Head School, Maude Saunders Elementary, Butler Elementary, Dune Lakes Elementary

Schools served Okaloosa County: Riverside Elementary, Walker Elementary, Laurel Hill School, Baker School

Help Stock the New Bus
Children's Volunteer Health Network is getting a new bus!
This bus will provide restorative dental care to children in Okaloosa and Walton counties. This will provide much-needed treatment for the many children that have cavities. Currently, the second bus is in the sketch and design phase. We hope to have the new bus here in the fall of 2021.  

Click here to help stock the bus.

Summer Mobile Dental Clinic Program Updates
The Mobile Dental Clinic Program will be providing free preventive dental services at The Destin Boys & Girls Club of the Emerald Coast from June 14– June 30. We will also be providing dental home care kits for upcoming back-to-school events at other DCWAF partners.