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Oral Health Program: Grants to School-Based Restorative Dental Clinics | Wisconsin Department of Health Services School-based restorative grant funding The Wisconsin Oral Health Program awarded grants to school-based restorative dental clinics that are working to ensure that children served by Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile programs have access to and receive the restorative dental care they need.
Funded clinics will be funded through Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile or be working in collaboration with a Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile-funded program. Per Wis. Stat.
§250. 10(1m)(b) $100,000 is allocated each fiscal year for school-based restorative dental services. Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) selects funded clinics through a grant award process every two years.
Clinics are awarded funding for each fiscal year of the grant based on meeting grant deliverables. Awards must be used to support school-based restorative dental services provided at participating schools. School-based restorative dental clinics funded 2025-2027 DentaMed Healthcare , Noble Community Clinics , and Ascension Wisconsin are the school-based restorative grantees for state fiscal years 2026-2027.
Information for funded clinics Grant Enrollment, Application and Reporting System (GEARS) is replacing CARS (Community Aids Reporting System) as the system we use for processing contracts and reimbursing expenses for local agencies/grantees.
Nonprofit Dental Clinic Learning Sessions with D4 Practice Solutions : The Wisconsin Oral Health Program partnered with D4 Practice Solutions to create a training series on dental clinic operation and management for safety net dental clinics.
Available trainings include: A Practical Approach for Oral Health Integration Basics of Dental Practice Transformation Creating the Plan for Dental Program Sustainability Managing for Success—Safety Net Dental Programs Managing Quality When Time and Resources are Scarce Practical Applications of TeleDentistry Program Evaluation for Dental Programs DHS has awarded $100,000 in grants to school-based restorative dental clinics to ensure that children served by Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile programs have access to and receive the restorative care they need.
By using mobile dental equipment set up directly in a school or a mobile unit stationed on-site at the school, funded programs will provide restorative care to children with early and urgent dental needs, thereby reducing the number of children with untreated dental decay. Planning for future funding School-based restorative dental clinics are eligible. Per Wis.
Stat. §250. 10(1m)(b) $100,000 is allocated each fiscal year for school-based restorative dental services.
Eligible school-based restorative dental clinics must be funded through Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile or be working in collaboration with a Wisconsin Seal-A-Smile-funded program and must provide school-based restorative services at multiple schools with licensed dentist(s) providing restorative care to students at school sites.
March 2027: Grant funding opportunity (GFO) released, questions due, questions/responses posted to DHS website May 2027: Application Materials due — Current application period is closed.
May 2027: Notification of Awards (estimated) July 1, 2027 – June 30, 2028: Period of Performance for Year 1 (FY28) Award July 1, 2028 – June 30, 2029: Period of Performance for Year 2 (FY29) Award (pending satisfactory Year 1 progress) DHS selects funded clinics through a grant award process every two years. Clinics are awarded funding for each fiscal year of the grant based on meeting grant deliverables.
Eligible awards may range between $25,000 and $100,000, and must be used to support school-based restorative dental services. Depending on the number of applications received, between one and four awards are expected. New applications will not be accepted prior to the next GFO being released.
Last revised June 5, 2026
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit dental clinics operating in Wisconsin schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Oral Health Program: Grants to School-Based Restorative Dental Clinics is funded by Wisconsin Department of Health Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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