The National Network for Oral Health Access (NNOHA) is a nationwide network of dental providers who care for patients in Migrant, Homeless, and Community Health Centers. These providers understand that oral disease can affect a person's speech, appearance, health, and quality of life and that inadequate access to oral health services is a significant problem for low-income individuals. The members of NNOHA are committed to improving the overall health of the country's underserved individuals through increased access to oral health services. The NNOHA Web site is a collection of information, contacts, and resources for current and prospective members.

NNOHA’s Spring 2008 E-newsletter is now available. Click here for more information on Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health’s Health Center rotations, waste management of silver and mercury, an update on the oral health collaborative, and more!

NNOHA Board Member Dan Brody is featured in an
in-depth series on oral health in West Virginia. 
This remarkable series can be found at: http://wvgazette.com/section/Series/State+of+Decay/