Bringing oral health care
into your community.
Oral Health Home is a social enterprise in Brisbane, Queensland.
We provide preventive oral health programs to schools, childcare centres, playgroups, disability services, aged care facilities, and nursing homes.
Our team of oral health therapists brings expert, compassionate care directly to you—no referrals or waiting rooms required—right where your community comes together.
Our Vision
Oral health support for every person, in every community — before dental disease becomes a crisis.
Our Mission
We deliver preventive oral health care where people already are, in schools, homes, aged care, playgroups and community settings. We help people build daily oral health habits, break down the barriers that keep them from care, and connect them with timely support through practical, person-centred and inclusive programs.
Who we help
Childcare, Daycare & Playgroups
Early intervention programs for children under 5 and the parents and carers who look after them.
Schools & Primary Education
Structured twice-yearly oral health programs for Prep to Year 6, with flexible learning for everyone.
Children with Disabilities
Trauma-informed oral hygiene therapy for NDIS participants and children with sensory or complex needs.
Aged Care & Nursing Homes
Staff training, oral health assessments, and care planning for residential aged care facilities and seniors community groups.
Allied Health Teams
Collaborative oral health support for OTs, dietitians, speech pathologists, physiotherapists, and community health providers.
Medicare CDBS
NDIS - Plan & Self Managed
50+ Years Combined Experience
Logan Community Partner
OHAA Member
The numbers behind everything we do.
40% of children have tooth decay by the time they are 5 years old
Decay is the most common childhood disease in Australia.
These aren't just statistics.
They're the reason we built Oral Health Home — and why we show up, every day, in the places that matter most.
Most children don't see a dental professional before age 2
Yet that window is when habits start to form.
#1 driver of preventable hospital admissions in children
Often avoidable with regular preventative care.
Direct effects on nutrition, frailty, and quality of life in older adults
Oral health isn't separate from general health.
Compounding barriers to access for children with disabilities
Sensory, behavioural, structural — all at once.