The Smile SBC Advisory Committee
The Smile SBC Advisory Committee is a diverse and open group of stakeholders with a commitment to supporting oral health improvement efforts across all sectors in San Bernardino County. The committee meets quarterly and workgroups meet more frequently to provide input and guidance on specific activities. All are invited to attend the Smile SBC Advisory Committee to stay updated on current activities and provide different perspectives and ideas for how best to make a difference in the oral health of our community. You can access the committee past meeting records below.

For more information about the Smile SBC Advisory Committee, email us at info@smilesbc.org
Past Meeting Records
Download or share by email past meeting minutes and agenda records.

Smile SBC Update
Due to COVID-19, Smile SBC will not be holding any advisory committee or work group meetings for the month of May. Stay tuned for more information. Keep updated on everything COVID-19 related here.
Our Partners
There is a lot of work to be done in the next few years to build sustainable oral health programs and systems that will benefit the community well into the future. If you are interested in becoming a partner of Smile SBC, please email us.

Provides complete professional dental services to uninsured children between the ages of 5 to 18 living in San Bernardino and surrounding communities.

Provides comprehensive primary health care, regardless of ability to pay. Also provides preventive and restorative dental services for children and adults at select locations.

Provides parent workshops/coaching and weekly 90-minute in-home visitation sessions for parents who are currently pregnant and/or have a child less than 24 months old.

Focuses to improve the oral health of vulnerable populations through innovation, research, education and advocacy.

Works to improve the lives of underserved children with breakthrough solutions at the intersection of research, policy, advocacy and community engagement.

Provides advocacy, public policy promotion, education resources, and networking opportunities for organizations in the membership which represent 103 community-based primary care health centers and clinics throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.

Works to improve the lives of children from the prenatal stage to five years of age and their families through promotion, support, and improvement of early development throughout Riverside County.

Provides mobile dental service and education at schools, health fairs, homeless shelters, and domestic violence support centers.

Provides dental services throughout the San Bernardino and Riverside area for children of all ages.

Provides quality health care plans for the Riverside and San Bernardino communities.

Provides case management and service coordination to help people with developmental disabilities in the Inland Empire gain greater independence.

Provides high-quality, affordable health care services to improve the health of members and the communities served.

Integrates health policy research and education with leadership development to improve the health of communities by building on a strong heritage of health promotion and disease prevention.

Provides access to affordable dental care for residents of the Morongo Basin, including pediatric dental services.

Provides comprehensive, primary health care and dental services for the underserved in the community.

Provides assistance to seniors and at risk individuals to improve or maintain choice, independence and quality of life. The department works to ensure seniors and adults with disabilities have the right to age in place in the least restrictive environment.

Assesses community health concerns, empowers individuals to adopt healthy life styles, organizes community efforts to embrace health promotion and wellness core values, assures maternal and child health best practices and develops/advances public health policy so that maternal, child, adolescent, and young adult populations and their families can be healthy.

Focuses on preventing nutrition and activity-related chronic diseases and improving food security among low-income residents.

Helps families, pregnant women, new mothers, infants and young children get healthy foods, nutrition education and community resources at no cost, to stay well and active.