1) National Oral Health Card

National Oral Health Card crystallizes IDA’s aim for optimal health for the nation and makes oral health care accessible to all Indians.Regular oral health exams and tests can help find problems before they start.

2) Family Oral Health Card

Family Oral Health Card define IDA's objective of optimal health for the entire family. The program covers entire family providing the best possible dental care. The initiative also strives to make oral health care accessible and affordable to more families across the country.

3) Rural Oral Health Card

Muskaan Card aims at extending oral care for rural Indians because dentist/population ratio in the rural areas is dismally low. There are only 2% dentists available for 72% of rural population residing in rural India who lack oral health awareness, income, transportation and access to treatment.

4) Child Oral Health Card

Child Oral Health Card crystallizes the Indian Dental Association's (IDA) aim for optimal health of the future generation. This initiative helps ensure optimal oral health and makes oral health care more accessible and affordable. Today, dental caries is a public health problem in India with a prevalence as high as 60- 80% in children, according to the Directorate General of Health Services and Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India. Poor oral health in children can affect growth and school attendance; can lead to medical complications of untreated disease and result in poor social outcomes.

5) Platinum Oral Health Card

Platinum Oral Health Card crystallizes IDA’s aim foroptimal health for the nation and makes oral health care accessible to all Indians. Regular oral health exams and tests can help find problems before they start. They also can help find problems early, when your chances for treatment and cure are better.

6) Special Privilege Card

Special Privilege Card aims at extending oral care for disabled and mentally retarded people. They are more prone to tooth decay or gum disease and therefore at a higher risk. These people need special dental care as oral health awareness is low, have poor body coordination and require additional support to access dental services. Therefore, it takes more time to complete dental treatment for them. Special Privilege Card provides oral care to patients with disabilities who requires empathy, patience and a high degree of knowledge and skill