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The Michigan Oral Health Coalition (MOHC), established in 2003, serves as Michigan's state oral health coalition with a clear purpose:
to improve oral health for all Michiganders. MOHC focuses on prevention, health promotion, oral health data, access to care,
and the vital connection between oral health and overall health.
Over the years, MOHC has collaborated with grassroots organizations, state agencies, and advocacy partners to define and advance Michigan's oral health agenda. Our work centers on building a robust, interconnected network of national, state, and local advocates committed to promoting oral health through advocacy, education, and awareness.
Together, we are shaping policies, empowering communities, and driving initiatives that make oral health equity a reality for everyone in Michigan.
To advocate for policies and resources that connect Michiganders to optimal oral health.
The Michigan Oral Health Coalition (MOHC) takes public policy positions on policy matters, including legislative items and regulations promulgated at the local, state or federal level. All public policy positions must be consistent with and in furtherance of MOHC’s mission and vision.
The 2026 midterm elections are an opportunity to help candidates better understand the oral health issues affecting Michigan communities. MOHC's 2026 Election Engagement Guide provides suggested questions, a customizable email template and helpful resources to support meaningful, nonpartisan conversations with candidates.
Your voice can help keep oral health a priority in Michigan!
Effective Oct. 1, 2026, Delta Dental of Michigan became the sole administrator of Michigan's Healthy Kids Dental program. Beneficiaries previously enrolled through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan were automatically transitioned to Delta Dental. Families with questions about their coverage or finding a participating dentist can contact Delta Dental at 1-866-696-7441.
Beginning Jan. 1, 2027, Michigan plans to transition dental benefits for adults ages 21 and older enrolled in Medicaid Health Plans to the new Healthy Adults Dental (HAD) program administered by Delta Dental of Michigan.
The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is accepting public comments on the proposed policy through Monday, Nov. 9, 2026.
Stay up to date on important news and information affecting oral health in Michigan and nationwide. Read our recent newsletters here.
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