A dental camp is an event where a team of dental professionals provide dental check-ups, treatments, and education to individuals in a community, school, or other group setting. Dental camps are often organized to promote oral health awareness, provide preventive dental care, and address dental issues in underserved communities.

During a dental camp, dental professionals may provide a range of services, such as dental examinations, teeth cleanings, fluoride treatments, fillings, and extractions. They may also provide education on proper oral hygiene practices and offer advice on healthy eating habits that promote good oral health.

Dental camps can be particularly beneficial for children, who may not have access to regular dental care or have limited knowledge of oral hygiene practices. Dental camps can help to identify and address dental issues early on, preventing more serious dental problems from developing.

Dental camps may be organized by dental schools, government agencies, non-profit organizations, or private dental clinics. They are often held in areas where there is a lack of access to dental care or where individuals may face financial or other barriers to accessing dental services.