The Miami Takeover and Colgate to offer free pediatric dental screenings in Miami Beach
The Miami Takeover is teaming with Colgate and the City of Miami Beach to provide free dental screenings and oral health education for more than 250 children on July 23, 2026. The event is part of the 18th annual Miami Takeover Festival and targets underserved youth in the Miami Beach community.
Why it matters: - The event gives Miami Beach families free preventive dental care and education for children 12 and under. - The program targets underserved youth, where access to routine oral health care can be limited. - More than 250 children are expected to receive screenings from licensed dental professionals.
What happened: - The Miami Takeover is hosting its 6th Annual Children’s Dental Health Community Service Event on Thursday, July 23, 2026, in Miami Beach. - The event is being presented with Colgate Bright Smiles Bright Futures and the City of Miami Beach. - The dental service event is part of the 18th Annual Miami Takeover Festival, which returns to Miami Beach this week. - Parents must pre-register by emailing Info@TheMiamiTakeover.com. - No walk-ins will be accepted.
The details: - Children 12 and under will receive free dental screenings and a brushing tutorial. - The event will not include X-rays or full dental cleanings. - The focus is on preventive care and oral health education for children and families. - The Miami Takeover expects to serve more than 250 children. - Licensed dental professionals will conduct the screenings. - Colgate Bright Smiles, Bright Future says its mission is to positively impact 1 billion children with oral health education through proactive educational events.
Between the lines: - The Miami Takeover has built community service into its festival model alongside entertainment and travel events. - Co-founder Antwoine McCoy said the partnership with Colgate has created a meaningful community service opportunity for more than 250 Miami Beach youth. - McCoy said the event is meant to give local youth tools and knowledge to reach their potential. - The Miami Beach Black Affairs Advisory Committee is helping support the event. - McCoy said the collaboration with the City of Miami Beach, MBBBA and Colgate is part of the group’s commitment to give back in the community.
What's next: - The 18th Annual Miami Takeover festival continues in Miami Beach from July 24-27, 2026. - The Miami Takeover is promoting four-day event packages that include a beachfront stay at the Marsellis Beachfront Hotel. - The company is directing attendees to learn more about the festival and follow updates on social media.
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