Michigan can now license dental therapists!
As gaps in the oral health workforce are filled by dental therapists, we will see
more providers in underserved areas
and
fewer barriers to dental care for those who need it most
How will dental therapists reduce barriers for vulnerable populations?
What services can dental therapists provide?
Where can dental therapists work?
What does it take to become a dental therapist?
Check out this fun video about dental therapy from our partners at Pew Charitable Trusts:
October 11-12, 2021
Among many other timely and engaging topics, see "Dental Therapy is Here: New Opportunities for Michigan's Oral Health Workforce"! Speakers include Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, DDS, Dental Director of Thunder Bay Community Health Services and Christy Jo Fogarty, ADT, RDH of Children's Dental Services.
September 28, 2021
Misty Davis, RDH, BS will discuss how dental therapy will change the oral health workforce and provide career advancement opportunities for Michigan dental hygienists
These infographics look at different aspects of the legislation and dental therapists
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