World Oral Health Day
World Oral Health Day is observed on September 12 every year to spread awareness about oral health and hygiene.
“Healthy teeth for a healthy life." is the theme
Dos and Don'ts for good oral health
# Brushing the teeth twice a day with soft bristles and toothpaste recommended by the Indian Dental Association.
# Massage of gums are also important part of brushing the teeth.
# It is important to maintain cleanliness of tongue using tongue cleaner.
# Avoid smoking, as it is known to cause oral cancer besides raising the risk of heart and respiratory diseases.
# Adequate care of oral health of pregnant woman is recommended, as it is directly linked to oral health of developing child.
# Drink plenty of liquids, especially water to keep your mouth moist.
# Avoid sipping coffee, soft drinks, tea throughout the day, as they can create an environment where it's easier for decay-promoting bacteria to flourish and erode tooth enamel.
# Green leafy vegetables, milk, curd, seasonal fruits, tomatoes and carrot should be included in the diet for strong and healthy teeth.
# Sticky and excessive sweet items should be avoided.
# Regular check-up of teeth (at least once in a six month) is recommended.
“Healthy teeth for a healthy life." is the theme
Dos and Don'ts for good oral health
# Brushing the teeth twice a day with soft bristles and toothpaste recommended by the Indian Dental Association.
# Massage of gums are also important part of brushing the teeth.
# It is important to maintain cleanliness of tongue using tongue cleaner.
# Avoid smoking, as it is known to cause oral cancer besides raising the risk of heart and respiratory diseases.
# Adequate care of oral health of pregnant woman is recommended, as it is directly linked to oral health of developing child.
# Drink plenty of liquids, especially water to keep your mouth moist.
# Avoid sipping coffee, soft drinks, tea throughout the day, as they can create an environment where it's easier for decay-promoting bacteria to flourish and erode tooth enamel.
# Green leafy vegetables, milk, curd, seasonal fruits, tomatoes and carrot should be included in the diet for strong and healthy teeth.
# Sticky and excessive sweet items should be avoided.
# Regular check-up of teeth (at least once in a six month) is recommended.
