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    The document discusses proper dental hygiene techniques and habits for good oral health. It recommends brushing teeth for at least 2 minutes twice per day, changing the toothbrush every 3 months, and flossing once per day to remove plaque and food between teeth. Additionally, it suggests limiting sweets and sugary drinks and seeing the dentist twice per year for checkups in order to prevent cavities. The document also provides some interesting facts about dental health and saliva, and recommends foods that are good for oral health.

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    Dental Health

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    The document discusses proper dental hygiene techniques and habits for good oral health. It recommends brushing teeth for at least 2 minutes twice per day, changing the toothbrush every 3 months, and flossing once per day to remove plaque and food between teeth. Additionally, it suggests limiting sweets and sugary drinks and seeing the dentist twice per year for checkups in order to prevent cavities. The document also provides some interesting facts about dental health and saliva, and recommends foods that are good for oral health.

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    Dental Health

    Presented by: Tayler Lamagna & Kristen Pettit

    *How to brush your

    teeththe right way!

    *Technique

    *Remember
    *Brush your teeth for at least 2 minutes
    *Brush the inside of your teeth (where your
    tongue touches your teeth)
    *Change your toothbrush every 3 months
    *Brush 2 times a day!
    *Dont put a cap over your toothbrush after
    brushing; let it dry all the way!

    *Cavity Prevention
    *Floss your teeth

    once a day to
    remove plaque and
    food that's stuck
    between your teeth.
    *Limit sweets and
    sugary drinks, like
    soda.
    *See your dentist
    twice a year for
    regular checkups

    *Whoa thats cool!


    * Saliva protects your

    teeth from bacteria in


    your mouth

    *Did you know?


    *Our tongue print is unique just

    like our ngerprints.


    *The rst bristled tooth brush
    was manufactured in China in
    1498. It was made from the
    hair of badgers, hogs and
    horses
    *Flossing is important to help
    reduce dental plaque. Did you
    know that there are more than
    300 types of bacteria in dental
    plaque?

    *Nutrition

    Milk and Yogurt


    Cheese
    Fruits
    Vegetables
    Onions
    Celery
    Sesame seeds
    Meat: beef, chicken,
    turkey, eggs
    Water: cleanses your
    mouth!

    *Time for an activity!


    * COLA

    * COFFEE

    *GRAPE JUICE

    *References
    * American Dental Association. (2014). Activities and resources.

    Retrieved from http://www.ada.org/387.aspx#Hands-on


    Activities
    * American Dental Association (2009). How to floss. Retrieved from
    http://
    www.childrensdentalnetwork.org/resources/gr3_how_to_floss.pd
    f
    * Metz Culinary Management. (2009). Foods for healthy teeth and
    gums. Retrieved from
    http://www.rsd.k12.pa.us/Downloads/February%20packet%20%20Dental%20Health%201.pdf

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