Map My Mouth delivered free dental check-ups at Te Tomairangi Marae as part of the Dental for All Roadshow in Murihiku.

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Map My Mouth is offering monthly dental checks at He Puna Waiora Wellness Centre, bringing prevention and early detection closer to the community.

It was a humbling moment for Georgina to be recognised nationally for the work behind Map My Mouth, and it’s really a reflection of the community that has supported this kaupapa from the start.

At Map My Mouth, we’re all about helping people take that first step in looking after their oral health. But we know that for some, getting further dental treatment can feel out of reach because of cost or accessibility barriers. That’s why we’re grateful to have a connection with the Southland Charity Hospital

It’s been a big step for Map My Mouth to start offering our service at SIT, making it easier for people to access affordable dental checks in a place that feels comfortable and local.

Map My Mouth wouldn’t be where it is today without the support, guidance, and encouragement we’ve received from the team at Coin South.

It was an honour for Map My Mouth to be featured recently in the Otago Daily Times, helping to share why we’re so passionate about making oral health checks accessible for everyone.

We recently had the chance to chat with RNZ about why our teeth matter, and why understanding what’s happening in our mouths can make a difference for our health and confidence.