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Mother and college-age daughter smiling together on a sunlit campus

FOR PARENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL & COLLEGE STUDENTS

Their next chapter.
You’re still
in their corner.

From high school hallways to their first dorm room. Help them build a routine that goes with them—even when you can’t.

Explore their care

MORE INDEPENDENCE. GOOD HABITS INCLUDED.

You taught them the basics.
Help them keep them.

Late study nights. Packed schedules. A bathroom that isn’t down your hallway anymore. Oral care should have a place in their next chapter.

01 / HIGH SCHOOL

Big days.
Better habits.

Classes, practice, friends, repeat. Help your teen make room for a daily routine and keep their dentist involved as their needs change.

Before the first bell.After the last study session.A routine they can make their own.
Explore everyday care For students under 18, confirm service eligibility and parent or guardian requirements before enrollment. Their dentist should recommend age-appropriate products.
02 / COLLEGE STUDENT ESSENTIALS

A whole routine.
Only $1 a day.

White Treatment Rinse A and B bottles with embossed CariFree logos and small ONEORAL wordmarks
White Toothpaste Pro Gel 1100 tube with an embossed CariFree logo and small ONEORAL wordmark
College email verification required. Billed monthly; $1/day uses a 30-day month. Product illustrations.

A dentist.
In their corner.

Ongoing check-ins included ↗

Their email.
Their student rate.

See how they qualify ↗

THE ROUTINE THEY TAKE WITH THEM

Fresh breath.
A confident smile.

Rinse. Toothpaste. Someone to ask. Get to know the essentials behind their everyday care.

Meet Student Essentials
Student Essentials requires college email verification. Product illustrations; Treatment and Maintenance Rinses are alternatives. Example questions, not a patient conversation.

A DENTIST THEY CAN ASK

Away from home.
Help within reach.

A question about sensitivity. Something that feels different. For enrolled members, a photo and a message can start a conversation with a dentist—between classes, from their own space.

Explore Dental Chat Ongoing dentist check-ins are included with membership. Online care complements in-person dentistry.
Illustrative ONEORAL teledental app showing dentist conversation cards

THE THINGS ON YOUR MIND

A little planning.
A better starting point.

“What goes in the dorm bag?”

Start with their daily essentials and a routine they know how to follow. Explore the college plan together.

See Student Essentials

“Who can they ask?”

Members can bring questions to a dentist online. Keep their regular dental appointments in the calendar, too.

Explore dentist access

“Can we catch things earlier?”

Learn about dentist-applied, drill-free care for eligible early cavities. An in-person assessment comes first.

Explore drill-free care

For parents,
with questions.

Is this for high school or college students?

Both stages matter here: building habits during high school and keeping them through college. The Student Essentials rate is specifically for students who verify a college email. For a student under 18, confirm service eligibility and consent requirements before enrolling.

What is included in the college student plan?

Student Essentials is $30/month with a verified college email. It includes rinse, toothpaste and ongoing dentist check-ins. Their dentist recommends the rinse that fits their individual care plan.

Does the college rate also apply to high school students?

The advertised $30/month Student Essentials offer requires college email verification. A high school email alone does not qualify for that offer.

Does my membership cover my student?

Do not assume another family member is included in your membership. Review the plan and enrollment requirements for the person who will receive care.

Can online care replace their usual dentist?

No. Online care supports questions and follow-up, while in-person examinations, cleanings, X-rays and treatment remain important. Help them keep the appointments recommended by their dentist.

THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS WITH GOOD HABITS

They’ve got places to go.
Help their routine go, too.

Explore college care Building a high school routine? Start here ↗