We are helping to improve Australia’s oral health
outcomes and well-being.
We are helping to improve Australia’s oral health
outcomes and well-being.
We are helping to improve Australia’s oral health
outcomes and well-being.
Welcome to the
Australian Dental Foundation
The Australian Dental Foundation is an independent, award-winning health promotion charity working to improve Australia’s oral health outcomes and well-being, for a future without oral disease. We address the inequalities which exist in oral health to enable quality oral care for those who need it most.
Our Programs
Aged Care Dental Program
Supports the management and prevention of oral conditions for seniors in aged care facilities and/or residential living complexes.
Products
Developed by leading Australian dentists, our exciting new oral care products are now available across selected dental clinics. All proceeds are reinvested into our local oral care and education programs.
My School Dentist Program
No out of pocket expense, onsite oral health care and education for students at kindergartens, primary schools and secondary schools.
Smile Friendly Program
Smile Friendly is a partnership that recognises and rewards your commitment to improving oral health in our community.
Emergency Dental Hotline
From a broken tooth to major swelling and dental trauma, we are here to help. Our free hotline triage service is available 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Tele-Dentistry Program
A convenient, accessible and efficient option for you to receive care where face-to-face consultations may not be possible or difficult.
Latest News
Come visit us at the 2025 Royal Show!
Don’t forget to catch us at the 2025 Royal Adelaide Show this year. For the third year we will be part of the Yellow Brick Road, and this year we’ll be handing out a free full-size toothpaste to every participant. We’ll also be selling showbags and our toothbrushes and toothpastes, as well as some great …
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Australian Dental Foundation (ADFi) will donate 4,800 tubes of toothpaste for children engaged with the child protection and family support system as part of its annual Brush for Good Day on July 31. ADFi chairman Dr Greg Miller said the Foundation was providing dental checkups and treatment in more than 350 schools and childcare centres …
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The average South Australian aged 75 and over has 23 missing, decayed or filled teeth[1], and the need for dental care in residential aged care facilities has never been greater, according to the Chairman of the Australian Dental Foundation (ADFi) Dr Greg Miller. ADFi will raise awareness of oral health in residential aged care by …
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We were pleased to be able to provide pro-bono treatment for Rachel, a young Mum from Vanuatu this week. Rachel was visited in Vanuatu in response to a request for help for her son. Rachel’s son was born with club foot, a condition impacting his ability to walk to school, play with friends and giving him pain. …
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