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According to Oral Health America, approximately 75 percent of teeth sealed remain cavity free, compared to less than a third of teeth without sealants. The state continues to subcontract with the Alliance to administer mini-grants for school-based and school-linked dental sealant programs. During the 2008-09 school year 6,266 Wisconsin children received 27,079 sealants.
• Seal-A-Smile Fact Sheet
• Seal-A-Smile Through the Years
• Seal-A-Smile End-of-Year Report
• Seal-A-Smile Grantees 2010-11
SEALS (Sealant Efficiency Assessment for Locals and States) User Manual
User manual for the Seal-A-Smile data entry program.
• SEALS Event Level Form
• SEALS Screening Form
• SEALS Technical Assistance Questions
• Seal-A-Smile Reimbursement Request Form
• Sample Calculations
A guide for starting a new school-based or school-linked dental sealant program.
• Users’ Guide
• Modules 1-4
• Modules 5-7
• Modules 8-11
• Recommendations/Guidelines for Sealant Use – Part 1
• Recommendations/Guidelines for Sealant Use – Part 2
• Seal America: The Prevention Invention (2nd Edition)
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For more information about our oral health initiatives, please contact Matt Crespin, Oral Health Project Manager, at (414) 292-4002.
DID YOU KNOW...
In Wisconsin 50.8 percent of third-graders had at least one permanent molar with evidence of sealant placement during 2007-08, which exceeds the Healthy People 2010 goal.
NEW HRSA/DELTA DENTAL NEWS
Funding for school-based programs is currently available. Please contact Matt Crespin for details.
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