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Columbus, Ohio

Located conveniently off 315 North and Bethel Rd in the Olentangy Square Plaza. You will find us directly behind McDonald’s.

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770 Bethel Road, Columbus, Ohio 43214

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(614) 458-1711

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614-458-1713

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info@KidSMILESClinic.org

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KidSmiles Pediatric Clinic has helped treat and educate more than 41,000 children in-need throughout Central Ohio. Our mission is to provide every vulnerable child a dignified place to get the dental care they need.

770 Bethel Road, Columbus, Ohio 43214
(614) 458-1711
Fax: 614-458-1713
info@KidSMILESClinic.org

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Thank you to our wonderful outreach volunteers for visiting the YMCA after school program at Kae Elementary yesterday! You helped to share important preventative skills to help these young children develop habits for healthier smiles. ... See MoreSee Less

Thank you to our wonderful outreach volunteers for visiting the YMCA after school program at Kae Elementary yesterday! You helped to share important preventative skills to help these young children develop habits for healthier smiles.
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Did you know that most Americans did not brush their teeth every day until after World War II? In WWII, the military required that soldiers brush their teeth twice a day to keep their teeth healthy. The soldiers brought that habit home after the war. ... See MoreSee Less

Did you know that most Americans did not brush their teeth every day until after World War II? In WWII, the military required that soldiers brush their teeth twice a day to keep their teeth healthy. The soldiers brought that habit home after the war.
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Our outreach coordinator, Lia, has been very busy this week sharing the great services we have at KidSMILES! Thank you to the Worthington Resource Pantry and the Hilltop Educare Center for inviting us! Check out our new website at KidSMILESclinic.org if you would like to learn more about how to become a patient. ... See MoreSee Less

Our outreach coordinator, Lia, has been very busy this week sharing the great services we have at KidSMILES! Thank you to the Worthington Resource Pantry and the Hilltop Educare Center for inviting us! Check out our new website at KidSMILESclinic.org if you would like to learn more about how to become a patient.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Dentists have been around a long time—archeologists have evidence of the first dental fillings in teeth from people who lived between 7,500 and 9,000 years ago! ... See MoreSee Less

Dentists have been around a long time—archeologists have evidence of the first dental fillings in teeth from people who lived between 7,500 and 9,000 years ago!
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We are so grateful for the generous dental community in central Ohio! We want to thank Dr. Spector and his staff for their donation of face masks. Donations help us stretch our budget and allow us to serve more vulnerable children each year. ... See MoreSee Less

We are so grateful for the generous dental community in central Ohio! We want to thank Dr. Spector and his staff for their donation of face masks. Donations help us stretch our budget and allow us to serve more vulnerable children each year.
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Toothpaste was used as long ago as 500 BC in China and India. Ancient
toothpastes included ingredients such as soot, honey, crushed egg shells and ground ox hooves. In 1873, Colgate released the first commercially prepared toothpaste, which had the minty taste we know today. ... See MoreSee Less

Toothpaste was used as long ago as 500 BC in China and India. Ancient toothpastes included ingredients such as soot, honey, crushed egg shells and ground ox hooves. In 1873, Colgate released the first commercially prepared toothpaste, which had the minty taste we know today.
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Make a Difference Monday! We are out and about this week with our educational outreach program. Thank you to Volunteer Jenni Ernst and Outreach Coordinator, Lia DePerro for visiting the LEADS Delaware preschool program. ... See MoreSee Less

Make a Difference Monday! We are out and about this week with our educational outreach program. Thank you to Volunteer Jenni Ernst and Outreach Coordinator, Lia DePerro for visiting the LEADS Delaware preschool program.Image attachment
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We want every vulnerable child in Central Ohio to find a dental home and have a healthy, confident smile. You could help make an impact on the life of a child susceptible to poor oral health by spreading the work about KidSMILES and leaving us a Facebook review! ... See MoreSee Less

We need your help! While youre on Facebook could you leave us a Facebook review?We want every vulnerable child in Central Ohio to find a dental home and have a healthy, confident smile. You could help make an impact on the life of a child susceptible to poor oral health by spreading the work about KidSMILES and leaving us a Facebook review!
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KidSMILES Pediatric Dental Clinic is looking for a part-time dentist with a strong work ethic and passion for treating underserved children. Since opening our doors in 2012, we’ve been a volunteer run 501c3 clinic serving 450 patients (ages 18 and under) a year. Our goal is to provide a dental home to those children that are in “the gap” between qualifying for Medicaid and affording private health insurance. We provide high-quality, comprehensive care in a child friendly setting for a flat fee of $20/individual or $40/family per visit.

Thanks to a grant from the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation and individual donors, we hired our first part-time dentist in 2018 to work with and lead our team of professional volunteers within the organization as we tackle the access to oral health care crisis in our community. We wish Dr. Burner well as she leaves us in June to specialize in pediatric dentistry in a pediatric residency program.

This is an amazing growth opportunity, both professionally and personally, for a dentist wanting to impact a minimum of 1,000 more vulnerable children at our clinic each year. If you want to change the trajectory of a vulnerable child’s health and smile, then our clinic will allow you to do dentistry that is truly life changing. We offer flexible work hours (16-20/week) and potential teaching opportunities. Applicants may be eligible for loan forgiveness up to $60,000 through the Ohio Department of Health. If you are ready to join a team of positive professionals that love what they do, we want to hear from you. Ohio dental license in good standing is required. This is an ideal opportunity for someone who is truly compassionate, has the desire to work underserved children, and wants to make a visible impact in the community. New graduates are welcome to apply.

For more information or to submit a resume, please contact: info@kidsmilesclinic.org. ... See MoreSee Less

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Last night our Education Outreach Coordinator, Lia DePerro and our Administrative Assistant, Laura Ginn traveled to Reynoldsburg High school for their health fair! They passed out over 150 dental hygiene kits and shared information about KidSMILES to the students and their families! ... See MoreSee Less

Last night our Education Outreach Coordinator, Lia DePerro and our Administrative Assistant, Laura Ginn traveled to Reynoldsburg High school for their health fair! They passed out over 150 dental hygiene kits and shared information about KidSMILES to the students and their families!
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If you had a toothache in Germany, in the Middle Ages, you would have
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Thank goodness we have better options now! Call (614)-458-1711 to schedule an appointment! ... See MoreSee Less

If you had a toothache in Germany, in the Middle Ages, you would have been told to kiss a donkey to cure your toothache!Thank goodness we have better options now! Call (614)-458-1711 to schedule an appointment!
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Thank you to Dr. Fred Sakamoto and Dr. George Tzagournis for bringing their team of professionals to volunteer at KidSMILES on Monday evening! Along with Dr. Burner, they provided much needed care to our vulnerable patients. It was a record evening of 0 cavities in our hygiene patients! ... See MoreSee Less

Thank you to Dr. Fred Sakamoto and Dr. George Tzagournis for bringing their team of professionals to volunteer at KidSMILES on Monday evening! Along with Dr. Burner, they provided much needed care to our vulnerable patients. It was a record evening of 0 cavities in our hygiene patients!
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KidSMILES Board Member and owner of Sheridan Dental, Dr. Sheridan recently presented about the importance of dental health with this wife, Deb at Imagine Schools! Thank you Dr.Sheridan! ... See MoreSee Less

KidSMILES Board Member and owner of Sheridan Dental, Dr. Sheridan recently presented about the importance of dental health with this wife, Deb at Imagine Schools! Thank you Dr.Sheridan!
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I love Deborah Brown Sheridan and Raymond Sheridan Raymond Sheridan and the good work they do! Very proud.

Tooth decay is the NUMBER ONE chronic infectious disease affecting children in the United States. Could you help us help these vulnerable children find a dental home by leaving us a Google or Facebook review? ... See MoreSee Less

Tooth decay is the NUMBER ONE chronic infectious disease affecting children in the United States. Could you help us help these vulnerable children find a dental home by leaving us a Google or Facebook review?Image attachment
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On National Dentist Day, we are extra grateful for our wonderful dentist, Dr. Natisha Burner, and all of our amazing volunteer dentists that make KidSMILES possible! Thank you all for your amazing impact on the vulnerable smiles of Central Ohio! ... See MoreSee Less

On National Dentist Day, we are extra grateful for our wonderful dentist, Dr. Natisha Burner, and all of our amazing volunteer dentists that make KidSMILES possible! Thank you all for your amazing impact on the vulnerable smiles of Central Ohio!
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