Our Programs
Across the nation, thousands of children lack access to essential dental care, often due to financial constraints or the absence of dental insurance. THE TWINKLE TOOTH PROJECT aims to address this gap by offering vital resources to aid in providing preventive dental care, education, & dental kits to children throughout San Bernardino County and neighboring underserved areas. Through our donors we provide products and resources to help supply our communities with the educational tools and dental services to foster healthy habits to last a lifetime.
With the support of our donors and community partners,
We strive to expand ACCESS TO DENTAL CARE, EDUCATION & PREVENTION through the programs we offer.
Twinkle Care Network
The donations we receive help to fund preventive dental services for children lacking proper coverage. By offering financial support, we help ensure that every child has access to necessary dental care, promoting healthier smiles and overall well-being.
Books for Bright Smiles
In collaboration with schools and our community partners, we donate oral health books to classroom libraries. By educating children about the importance of oral care, we empower young minds to prioritize their dental health and well-being.
Twinkle Tooth Academy
Through engaging lessons and activities, The Twinkle Tooth Academy brings oral health education to children in schools, health fairs, and community events. Empowering kids with the knowledge to keep their smiles bright and healthy!
Twinkle Tooth Kits
Through generous donations and gifts-in-kind, we provide dental kits to children at community events, school settings, and health fairs. These kits contain essential tools for daily dental care, fostering healthy habits and preventing oral health issues.
Twinkle Tooth Project
Our funding for preventive services follows strict guidelines to ensure fair and equitable allocations. The Twinkle Tooth Project prioritizes children with insufficient or no dental coverage living in San Bernardino County & surrounding underserved areas.
"What sunshine is to flowers,
Smiles
are to
humanity."
- Joseph Addison (1672 - 1719)