New Chief Dental Consultant Appointed in Missouri
June 2, 2025 - 21:40
Megan Krohn has been appointed as the new Chief Dental Consultant for the Missouri Department of Health, effective June 16. In this pivotal role, Krohn will focus on enhancing oral health initiatives across the state, aiming to improve access to dental care and promote better oral hygiene practices among residents.
Krohn brings a wealth of experience in public health and dentistry, making her well-suited for this important position. Her background includes working with diverse communities to address oral health disparities and implementing programs that educate the public on the significance of dental care.
As Chief Dental Consultant, she will collaborate with healthcare providers, policymakers, and community organizations to develop strategies that target oral health challenges faced by Missourians. The state has been prioritizing oral health as a critical component of overall well-being, and Krohn's leadership is expected to drive positive changes in this area.
The appointment reflects the department's commitment to fostering healthier communities through improved oral health outcomes.
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