My Oral Health
Good oral health is essential to you and your family because it affects an individual’s overall health throughout life. Practicing good oral health early and throughout your life can prevent tooth decay, gum disease, chronic pain, diabetes, cardiovascular issues, immune system disorders, and oral cancer.
Oral Health Resources
There are many ways to contribute to positive oral health. In addition to brushing and flossing, positive oral health includes things like visiting a dentist regularly, eating healthy foods, drinking water with fluoride, avoiding tobacco products, wearing protective mouthgear in school sports, and more. Promoting positive oral health can not only help with smiling, chewing, and eating, but can also save money by reducing costly dental treatments or reduce the time off of work or school to treat dental problems.
See the resources below for information about your oral health and come back soon to see resources we add over time!
RESOURCES
Cavity Free at Three Child Pamphlet English
Cavity Free at Three Child Pamphlet Spanish
Cavity Free at Three Prenatal Pamphlet
Cavity Free at Three Prenatal Pamphlet Spanish
School-Aged Pamphlet
Fluoridation Postcard
Why Tap Water is the Best Choice