Children who do not receive proper dental care are more likely to miss school than those who have preventative dental services.  The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates 51 million school hours are lost per year because of dental-related illness, and children from lower-income families are 12 times more likely to miss school due to dental problems.

That's why Tokuyama Dental America partnered with Homeless Not Toothless to provide dental care to underserved children in Los Angeles, California. Homeless Not Toothless is working with The Partnership for Los Angeles Schools that is currently in charge of the education of 14,000 children in the South Los Angeles area. For every person that purchased one composite using promo code HNT, Tokuyama Dental America committed to donating one composite to Homeless Not Toothless.

Founder of Homeless Not Toothless, Dr. Jay Grossman, received donated products from

Anna Mai, Associate Product Manager at Tokuyama Dental America

“Underserved children face significant barriers to dental care. We are happy to partner with Homeless Not Toothless to address unmet dental needs that are hindering children from achieving their full potential.” said Masa Ogata, CEO of Tokuyama Dental America.