Oral health education

A healthy mouth that’s free of cavities and gum disease produces a higher quality of life. You don’t have problems in eating, sleeping or concentrating on something since there are no toothaches or mouth infections to disturb you. In order to achieve complete wellness, don’t just be contented with your oral hygiene. Instead, incorporate your oral care routine with your balanced diet and exercise. In this way, you’ll make it harder for numerous diseases to invade your body.

An apple is always a better choice than a handful of candy when it comes to taking care of yourself and your teeth. But what about dried fruit, milk, nuts and potato chips? You might be surprised by some foods that are - and aren't - good for your oral health. #dental #healthygums #healthyteeth #goodfood #badfood

A person's overall health can be affected by tooth loss, since "declining periodontal health" can lead to diminished dietary quality.

This poster turns classroom walls into a source of oral health education and inspiration for Head Start and pre-K students.

Poor oral health is directly associated with major chronic diseases, including diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Here are some facts about oral health #yourteethwillthankyou #joinclearclub #oralhealth #diseases #diabetes #cardiovascular #heartattack #health

Oral Health and Overall Health - Delta Dental of Colorado Blog

Good oral health is directly proportional to overall health. If you have poor oral health you are at an increased risk for various diseases. Taking good care to prohibit oral health issues such as gingivitis and periodontal disease goes a long way in reducing the risk of serious health issues all through your body. Know more on how dental issues affect your overall health. #MyDentalPlan #InsuringSmiles #IndiasLargestDentalNetwork #health #PoorOralHygiene #dentalproblems

Oral care is self care. 😁

Whether you’ve been stated that you have fine teeth, it’s vital to take the proper guidelines regularly to take care of them. Look at this infographic Here are some of instructions on how to take care of your teeth.

Practicing proper dental care is important. It protects more than just your teeth - it can save your life!

Today is World Oral Health Day!🦷👍 Today we think of our own oral health, that is pretty inportant but we shouldn't forget our pets , that need dental care too, to have a long and healthy life!🐾🦷 Qchefs - Finally Healthy Teeth 🐾

Poor oral health can contribute to various diseases in other parts of your body, like your heart, where research suggests that endocarditis might be caused by bacteria that has spread from the mouth. Ask us about proper dental hygiene during your next visit.

It’s always nice to have something that’s attractive as well as educational for patients to look at while in your dental office. We’ve designed a group of infographic-style posters that you are more than welcome to display throughout your dental practice. Free Dental Infographics The Practice Cafe design and content teams have put together a … Continued

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The science is clear: good oral hygiene practices, such as regular brushing, flossing, and dental visits, are closely linked to good health. The fact is, with a simple (but diligently-applied) self-care regimen (as well as regular dental checkups) outstanding oral health outcomes can be achieved.

Tips for Terrific Teeth! 1) Floss every day! 2) Brush at least twice a day! 3) Eat healthy foods! 4) Visit your dentist every 6 months!

The EFP and AAP have culminated a new classification system for periodontal and peri-implant diseases and conditions. This is the first major update...

Do take care of your oral hygiene, let's fight bacteria together. Visit us!

Having trouble getting your kids to brush their teeth? Well this is a super simple way to get them to do it! Just print this out and hang it on the wall!