Dental Implants Elmsleigh have starting to increase the awareness of the general public with their new graphic, ‘How To Keep Your Teeth For Life’.
It’s a straight forward guide to all things teeth, giving you facts and tips on things such as which teeth do what job, what you should and shouldn’t eat and habits you should be practicing. For instance, cheese is not only a good source of calcium, it can also protect your teeth from acid wear.
To add to that, you must be careful when cleaning those canines as excessive brushing in the immediate area could result in gum damage. All of this and much more for your eyes and your mouth to discover.
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The Oral Health Foundation is a charity that works to improve oral health by providing education, advice, and support to millions of people every year, changing lives for the better. Our mission is to support others in achieving a healthier life through better oral health. Our vision is to live in a world where everybody has a healthy mouth and is free of dental disease. Poor oral health can have a harmful and devastating effect on a person’s life – both for their physical health and mental wellbeing. We are determined to help more people achieve good oral health and have a better quality of life. Sadly, oral disease remains common, across the life course. We are taking the challenge to reduce the harm caused by poor oral health and the responsibility to create a healthier future for everybody. We do this because we believe that everybody deserves to have good oral health. To make sure this happens, by 2024, we will:
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• Work towards decreasing the prevalence of oral disease across communities.
• Increase the number of people accessing our help and information services.
• Diversify our range of resources to reach more communities.
• Successfully campaign for policies which help people achieve healthier lives.
• Generate new and nurture existing income streams that enable us to deliver our charitable objectives.
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• Running awareness campaigns like National Smile Month and Mouth Cancer Action Month.
• Giving anybody who needs it direct support through our Dental Helpline.
• Influencing policy on subjects like dental access, sugar, and tobacco.
• Providing consumer advice on oral health care products and working alongside manufacturers to make sure products do what they claim to do.
• Creating resources and information that communicates positive oral health messages.
• Working alongside others who share our passion for health and wellbeing.
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Great post for the awareness on the sugar intake. But keep in mind that even some of the ingredients on toothpastes shares the same effects of too much sugar intake. Modern studies shows that our household toothpaste contain ingredients that could be harmful to our oral health.
on July 6, 2013 at 9:45 am Oral Botanica