Teddy Bear Hospital is a prevention and education programme for kindergarten and school children delivered by dental students.

This prevention program focuses on practicing the correct brushing technique, regular check-ups and age-appropriate information about oral health.

The aim of the Protocol is to facilitate professional help for children (or adults) when the dental staff suspect abuse, neglect or violence.

In 2013 and 2014, Wrigley Poland, the Polish Dental Society, the Polish Children’s Dental Society and the Polish Red Cross, facilitated free dental check-ups for children in primary schools.

This municipality-based project aims to improve the oral health of children in elementary schools in Portugal.

“Hou je mond gezond !” aims at teaching children how to improve their oral health and general health.

“Tipptopp. Gesund im Mund und rundherum” aims at improving children's oral health in Austria through general health education, education of professionals and the integration of oral health into general health programmes.

Whole School Approach to a healthy lifestyle : Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Policy, involves the integration of oral health with general health, the alignment of common messages and pooling of resources.

“Programa de Asistencia Dental Infantil” aims at reducing inequalities in children's oral health between 5 and 15 through a financing programme.

The Scottish programme Childsmile aims at improving the oral health of all children, with a particular attention to the more deprived groups.