6½ Great Tips To Make Us Smile Online.
1. Get Online. Whether you’re on a computer, mobile phone or table, social media is only a click away. Get started with the two most popular sites – Twitter and Facebook.
It’s so simple. You could be hooked up and connected with millions of people within minutes.
2. A Smiley group of people. Friend and follow National Smile Month. During the campaign we’ll be sharing lost of great stuff, from now you can get involved, to challenges and competitions where you can win some wonderful prizes.
3. Be social – Now that we’re friends, say hello – we’d love to hear from you. Let us know what you’re getting up to during National Smile Month and what you find others doing too.
4. Involve others – Connect with friedns, family and colleagues online and tell them something about National Smile Month,the Smiley, and something about their oral health and wellbeing.
5. Post a Smiley photo – Everybody loves a selfie! Send yours with the Smiley to us directly or mention us in the post and we’ll upload your image to our massive photo gallery on www.smilemonth.org/image-gallery for the whole world to see.
6. Share the love – Like, share and retweet interesting and funny posts you see about National Smile Month. Every single post has the ability to go viral and be seen by millions of people, so use this opportunity to spread awareness on the importance of oral health.
6½ Don’t be shy – If you have followed these great tips to make us smile online, you’re a superstar!
The only thing to do now is keep going. Stay active by posting National Smile Month messages and help grow the campaign.
Published on British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section.
Oral Health Foundation
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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