Dental Exams
Long Term Care

About LLE

John McCoist
​Chief Financial Officer
John manages the money to keep our services flowing.
Sam Kromstain
Chief Legal Counsel
Sam's our legal voice locally and in Washington, D.C.
It takes a team of dedicated volunteers to make sure our dental clinic is reaching out to as many communities as it can so kids everywhere have access to our free dental services. We're fortunate to have some of the best dedicating their time, energy, and expertise to our cause.
To ensure a lifetime of healthy gums and dazzling smiles, we educate each child about the importance of maintaining their teeth. They'll leave our clinic with a bevy of information, tips, and tricks that'll keep them on the right oral hygiene path.
It's never too early (or late) to set good dental care habits in motion. These, combined with regular checkups and cleanings, can ensure a lifetime of smiles. We have technology that makes the long-term care of  your child's teeth a breeze.
Every child's first visit to us starts with a comprehensive dental exam. We take the time to evaluate the unique dental challenges that may be lurking, so that a custom program of dental care can be created.
Education
Mark Priston
​Social Media
Mark helps us get the
​ word out one tweet, post, and like at a time.

Learn more about our founder, Jeff Tanaka.

Bradley Grosh
​Community Outreach
Bradley manages our ever-important relationships within the community.

A dream team to hand out dream smiles.

Live Learn Earn (LLE) sees a vision for Scott County: a place where residents are Stable, Connected, Educated and Contributing. Four work groups will be developing strategies and action plans in the areas of housing, workforce readiness, educational preparedness and transportation. A cross-sector Steering Committee will be established to facilitate the connections across the teams and ensure accountability for progress.

Collective Impact is a methodical, disciplined approach of specific stages and steps to:

  • Take Shape: Get organized, identify current community work and partner
  • Take Aim: Gain a clear understanding of priority issue
  • Take Stock: Community-specific diagnosis of the issues
  • Target Action: Achieve consensus for needed change, move to implementation
  • Track Progress: Share outcome measurement and evaluation

Working toward having 50% of our employed labor force living and working in Scott County by 2030