My Mission is to improve the quality of life of Southern California's underserved population by bringing the value of oral health care services and disease prevention education on-site to the patient and their care providers
Awards
OC Dental Hygienist Society's " Volunteer of the Year" 2008
Placentia Yorba Linda School Districts 2010-2011 Community Honoree
Education
Loma Linda School of Dentistry, Ca- 1992 BS-RDH
University of the Pacific, CA- 2006 RDHAP
Member
American Dental Hygienist Association California Dental Hygienist Association Board Member of Orange County Dental Hygienists' Society Southern Orange County Periodontal Study Group Pride Insitute Delta Dental Insurance Provider Medi-Cal/Denti-Cal Insurance Provider
Lectures
"Dental Health Education" K-5th
"Caregiver Guide to Oral Health" Hospital/Facility CE classes
"What is an RDH?" Sonora High School Medical Academy
"Pride and Passion" Pannel member SADHA Meeting
"Caregiver Guild to Oral Health" OC Reginal Center
"What is an RDHAP?" Pannel member OCDHS
Wendy Williams, BS, RDHAP, owner of Special Access Dental, is a specially trained dental hygienist for the special needs patient. She has been in the dental field for over 20 years and has a special training and license from the State of California to treat patients in a mobile setting. She will provide high quality dental care using state-of-the-art portable dental equipment. The dental equipment is equivalent to the dental office. She is able to perform beneficial and thorough dental cleanings. Patients are treated while they sit in their wheelchair, in their bed or in a portable dental chair. By bring the services to the residence we can provide care with minimum stress in a familiar safe environment making it easier for all that are involved. .
ABOUT WENDY
Wendy has been lucky to have the support from Dr Craig Olson, a dentist from Placentia, who she worked with for 14 years. There Wendy saw the need to reach out to those who don't access a dental office.
Wendy's dedication was observed first hand, going out of her way to help patients that have special needs. One day she cleaned a disabled boy's teeth in his mom's car. The patients mom couldn't get him to corporate and come into the office. So she brought her instrument out to him. Now she has the mobile equipment to help her with treatment.
The lack of accessibility to dental care has been a problem for too long for the elderly and children. She hopes her dedication to the community will help.
Wendy pictured with CDHA president, Susan McLearan, RDHAP, MS and UOP 's Christine E. Miller RDH, MHS, MA.
