Center Street Community Health Center

02/23/2026

Dental pain is bad enough on it's own, let alone the unexpected dental cost! Did you know that we have an income based discount on dental services? Call 740-382-4939 to find out if you qualify!

02/19/2026

Put this down on your calendar! You don't want to miss this!
Join us and many organizations for Family Fun Day! March 7th

Please join us on Saturday, March 7th from 1-4pm for our Family Fun Day at the Marion Coliseum. There will be free hotdogs, chips, water, popcorn, and cotton candy while supplies last. Also, kids can enjoy bounce houses, face painting, and kid-friendly activities provided by our exhibitors. There will also be hourly prize drawings for adults and kids. You won't want to miss this!

02/19/2026

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! 🦷

Community Health Centers across Ohio are proud to be a provider of choice for families, delivering preventive care like cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to help keep kids cavity-free and smiling bright. Healthy habits start early—and CHCs are here to support every child’s smile.

02/18/2026

All set up for Family Connections night at Head Start! Thank you so much for having us out.

02/17/2026

02/16/2026

We're excited to welcome our new Psych NP provider to Center Street Health Center! Committed to supporting your mental well-being with compassionate care. Welcome to the team! 🎉

02/12/2026

🦷Here are some facts about your child's early dental health:
- Baby teeth begin to fall out around age 6 but some are present until age 12!
-Thumb sucking and pacifiers aren’t problems. If these activities persist after age 3, however, consult your dentist.
-Dentists recommend cleaning a baby’s gums with a clean damp cloth after every feeding and brushing with a ‘smear’ or rice-sized dab of fluoride toothpaste after the first tooth appears. After age 3, a pea-size amount is recommended. Parents should supervise brushing until age 6 or longer.
-Kids should brush twice a day, just like adults, using toothpaste with the ADA Seal of Acceptance.
-Tooth decay is by far the most common oral childhood disease. You can minimize the chances your child will develop cavities or tooth decay. Provide only clean pacifiers; don’t dip them in sugar. Don’t lick a child’s spoon or pacifier to clean them—bacteria that lives in adult saliva can cause cavities in children. Don’t put juice or soda in a child’s bottle, and don’t put a child to bed with a bottle containing anything other than water. Also remember to limit sugary foods, juices, sports drinks.
-Dentists recommend that you bring your child in for his or her first check-up within six months of the appearance of the first tooth, and no later than the first birthday.
Call to schedule at 740-382-4939.

02/06/2026

♥️♥️American Heart Month is observed every February to raise awareness about heart disease and promote heart-healthy lifestyles. It encourages people to adopt healthier habits, get regular check-ups, and support cardiovascular health initiatives.

02/04/2026

Thank you so much for your partnership! We truly appreciate your support and look forward to more success together!

February is National Children's Dental Health Month and we would like to thank Center Street Community Health Center for collaborating with our WIC division this past year, hosting WIC dentist days.

This collaboration offered dental visits to 128 children, 76 came to their scheduled appointments and 19 were referred for further dental work.

Check out these tips for preventing cavities.

02/03/2026

Dental care for children is essential to overall health. 🦷

Community Health Centers help ensure children can receive dental care onsite, regardless of their family’s insurance status or ability to pay.

📊 In 2024:

✅ More than 80% of Community Health Centers provided dental services

✅ Care was delivered by a dedicated dental workforce that included over 5,700 dentists, 3,000 dental hygienists, and 13,000+ additional dental professionals

In the Community Health Center setting, children benefit from the integration of dental and medical teams through coordinated, comprehensive care that supports lifelong health.

This , we’re celebrating the teams behind healthy smiles.

02/02/2026

Happy Patient Appreciation Week! Thank you for trusting us with your health -you're the heart of our health center. ❤️

02/02/2026

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