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Objective:  To assess US college students’ (1) oral health behaviors and (2) interest in university-based oral health information and services.  Participants:  Students at a large public university in the southeast participated in the survey (n = 102). All participants were over the age of 18 and able to speak and read English.  Methods: An online quantitative survey was administered to collect information on oral health behaviors, interest in university-based oral health information and services, and sociodemographic factors. Frequencies, descriptive statistics, and bivariate analyses were utilized for this study.  Results:  Approximately 11% of students rated their oral health as fair/poor and 27% currently had a dental problem. Over half (53%) were interested in receiving oral health information from the university, 87% felt campus-based dental services were important, and 79% were likely to use campus-based dental services.  Conclusions:  College students may benefit from information and services to promote oral health within the college context.

Assessing college students’ interest in university-based oral health information and services