PDGI central Java Welcomes New Management, Continues Focus on Expanding Dental Care Access
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The Indonesian Association of Prosthodontic Dentists (PDGI) Central Java chapter has welcomed a new management team, poised to build upon existing initiatives aimed at improving dental and oral healthcare access throughout the region, particularly preventative care. This comes as the Central Java Provincial Government’s “Speling” program continues to reach underserved communities.
Speling Program Reaches Thousands in Central Java
launched on November 5, 2025, the Speling program has already extended its reach to 722 villages in Central Java, providing dental services to approximately 73,813 residents. https://www.jatengprov.go.id/ (Official website of the central Java Provincial Government – Note: Specific page on Speling program may require further searching on the site) The program emphasizes bringing specialist dental care directly to remote areas, a model praised by the PDGI.
Collaboration and Continued Support
Central Java Governor Ahmad luthfi expressed his congratulations to the new PDGI Central Java management, hoping their leadership will further benefit the people of the province.He acknowledged the importance of accessible dental care and the positive impact of the Speling program.
The PDGI executive board also extended its gratitude to Governor Luthfi for initiating the Speling program, recognizing its innovative approach to reaching communities with limited access to dental professionals.Dr. Eka, Secretary General of PB PDGI, highlighted the program as a model for other regions, stating, “What has developed in Central Java is unusual. There are specialist doctors who travel. This should be an example for other regions.”
Focus on Preventative Care and Future Goals
The PDGI Central Java chapter is committed to offering a extensive range of dental and oral care services, with a particular emphasis on preventative measures. This includes education on proper oral hygiene, regular check-ups, and early detection of potential problems.
The new management team aims to build on the success of programs like speling and make a significant contribution to oral health in Central Java over the next five years.They will likely focus on expanding the reach of preventative care initiatives and ensuring equitable access to dental services for all residents.
key takeaways:
* The PDGI Central Java chapter has a new management team.
* The Speling program has reached 722 villages and approximately 73,813 people in Central Java.
* The program focuses on bringing specialist dental care to remote communities.
* The PDGI emphasizes the importance of preventative dental care.
* Collaboration between the PDGI and the Central Java Provincial Government is key to improving oral health access.
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