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plaque is a sticky film of bacteria that builds up, thickens and hardens into tartar. Plaque can be removed with daily brushing & flossing. If it’s not removed it contributes to infections in gums

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100 years ago, half the population of North America was toothless. But we’re getting much better—today, only 10% of people over 65 years of age are missing teeth

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Natural Teeth Whitening: Fact vs. Fiction
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Does Natural Teeth Whitening Work? - American Dental Association Looking for a brighter smile? Find out why charcoal, oil pulling and apple cider vinegar are not safe ways to whiten your teeth.

continues! Did you know parents can pass on cavities to their babies? Tooth decay is a transmissible disease say dental experts. Read the full article http://bit.ly/2vo3BxP

Make sure your child takes egg-stra special care of those chicklets this Easter! Learn more about nutrition and how sugar can damage your child’s teeth: http://www.cda-adc.ca/en/oral_health/cfyt/dental_care_children/nutrition.asp

Soft drinks—even the sugar-free ones—contain acid that erodes tooth enamel. If you must, drink them quickly and use a straw to avoid extended contact with your teeth

Oral Health Month

A pea sized dab of toothpaste is enough for adults to use to properly clean

This Oral Health Month, remember that dentists have the skills, training and expertise to identify and address all your care needs. Here are some tips for finding a dentist: http://www.cda-adc.ca/en/oral_health/talk/find.asp

Flossing and Going to the Dentist Linked to Lower Risk of Oral Cancer Regularly flossing and going to the dentist may be tied to a lower risk of oral cancer.

Oral health must be integrated into universal health coverage #WorldHealthDay World Health Day is dedicated to universal health coverage (UHC). Integrating oral health into UHC should improve health outcomes and reduce inequalities in access to care.

Oral Health Month is the perfect time to brush up on what you can do to keep your smile healthy for a lifetime. Five easy steps:http://www.cda-adc.ca/_files/about/news_events/health_month/pdfs/5_steps_factsheet.pdf

Grow older with good oral health

Grow older with good oral health. Information for the public.

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What Dentists Want You to Know About Those Charcoal Toothpastes That Promise Whiter Teeth Are they actually safe?

Why Water Is Good for Your Teeth - American Dental Association Water is the best drink for your teeth. Find out why.

Today is World Water Day! Fluoridated municipal drinking water is an important investment for all age groups and particularly children. Learn more about fluoride and tooth decay prevention in children:

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Today is World Oral Health Day

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Remember to take care of your oral health to protect your mouth and body.

Today is World Oral Health Day

Say ahh! Today is World Oral Health Day! CDA encourages you to maintain good oral hygiene habits, seek reliable advice, and to get screened for oral diseases by your dentist. Here are some tips for finding a dentist: http://www.cda-adc.ca/en/oral_health/talk/find.asp

Dis « Ahh »! L’ADC profite de la Journée mondiale de la santé buccodentaire pour t’encourager à avoir une bonne hygiène dentaire, à obtenir des conseils fiables et à consulter un dentiste. Voici comment trouver un dentiste : http://www.cda-adc.ca/fr/oral_health/talk/find.asp

Your dentist can see hidden problems like cavities and gum disease before you're aware of them, and they become painful and more costly to treat. Your teeth may look and feel ok, but are they actually healthy?