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2010 Dental Conference: Vendor Registration

California Dental Support Center

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California Dental Support Center is funded through an Indian Health Service grant to serve 35 health programs (105 Tribes), which operate 58 dental clinics, in the state of California. 

 Grant Period – September 1, 2006 through August 31, 2010 

 

Our Mission

"Reduce dental decay in infants, toddlers, and children. Provide training, technical assistance, and resources to tribal and urban dental clinics operating in California."

Program Goals

  • Clinic based initiatives to prevent caries in infants and toddlers
  • Community based initiatives to enhance prevention among preschool Children   
  • Provide education and training for Dental Professionals in tribal health programs

DSC Resources for Tribal Programs

DSC Coordinator
Lalani Ratnayake, BDS
Support Center Coordinator
California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc.
4400 Auburn Blvd., Second Floor
Sacramento, CA 95841
916-929-9761
916-929-7246 (Fax)
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Program Manager
Rosario Arreola Pro,
Health Systems Development Director
California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc.
4400 Auburn Blvd., Second Floor
Sacramento, CA 95841
916-929-9761
916-929-7246 (Fax)
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Dental Consultant
Steve Riggio, DDS, Area Dental Officer
Indian Health Service/CAO
650 Capitol Mall; Suite 7-100
Sacramento, CA. 95814
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2010 Dental Conference: Vendor Registration

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