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Find similar grantsTeamSmile Disability-Friendly Dental Care Project is sponsored by Dental Trade Alliance (DTA) Foundation. Provides dental cleanings, treatment, and education to children with intellectual and developmental disabilities from low-income backgrounds.
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Home - Dental Trade Alliance Foundation The DTA Foundation’s Mission is to enable access to, empower personal ownership of, and increase utilization of oral healthcare. Apply for Grants or Scholarships Learn More About Our Impact We strive to achieve this goal through scholarship programs , grants , research, partnerships and so much more.
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Search Our Grants Database for Funded Oral Health Projects Oral Health for the Underserved Innovative Oral Health Solutions Corporate Social Responsibility Scholarship to Success: Dr. Tamera Thomas’ Journey in Dentistry When Dr. Tamera Thomas received a Dental Trade Alliance Foundation scholarship in 2024, she was completing her dental education at Meharry Medical College with a commitment to using her career From Scholarship to Service: How Dr. Jason Beugnet Is Expanding Access to Dental Care When Dr. Jason Beugnet received a Dental Trade Alliance Foundation scholarship in 2024, he was preparing for one of the biggest decisions of his career: whether to begin practicing immediately or pursue additional training Keystone Human Services Expands Access to Dental Care Through DTA Foundation Grant Keystone Human Services provides specialized services and supports for almost 700 adults with disabilities in Pennsylvania alone.
For years, this organization has faced challenges to find a solution to the barriers to accessing dental care, including transportation (often to bigger
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TeamSmile Disability-Friendly Dental Care Project is funded by Dental Trade Alliance (DTA) Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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