The Dental Health Program provides education and clinical services throughout DeKalb County. The goal is to promote good oral health. Clinical services are available to: children and teens (ages 3-20) pregnant women adults age 60 and over persons referred by DeKalb County Board of Health\'s HIV clinic persons of any age with a severe dental emergency others on a space-available basis The Board of Health's dental fees are similar to those in private practice. However, fees may be reduced based on household income. Payment is expected at the time of service. Medicaid and PeachCare for Kids clients are welcome. The dental primary prevention program offers education, screenings and dental sealants at schools and other community sites.

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