Reliving the memories from SEKA IVP 2026✨
During our outreach, we provided essential dental treatments, screenings, and preventive education to the community, making a tangible difference in their health and daily lives.
Everyone deserves better health and a confident smile.
The gala dinner was graced by an esteemed gathering of dignitaries, led by the Chief Guest, PS Dr. Ouma Oluga, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Kotut, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, the Principal of CHS, Professor Tenge, the Dean of the School of Dentistry, Dr. Lukandu,
Most oral diseases are preventable and treatable.
These simple yet effective habits can help prevent them 🦷:
🥗 Eat a balanced, low-sugar diet
🚭 Avoid tobacco
❌ Avoid alcohol
🪥 Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
Take care of your oral health!
Did you know
Using charcoal toothpaste is not good for your teeth ✨
Because it is too abrasive and has tiny particles that can act like sandpaper on your teeth.
It slowly wears away the protective layer on your teeth (the enamel), making them more sensitive and risk to cavities
#DidYouKnow ❓ Caries aren’t just holes in your teeth. It is thought that dental caries is an infectious bacterium that can be transmitted between people – particularly between nursing mothers and their babies. Learn more with the #WholeMouthHealth tool⬇️
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Tongue tie, or ankyloglossia, primarily affects breastfeeding and speech. Children may have trouble pronouncing sounds like "t," "d," and "l," impacting speech development. Poor oral hygiene and dental issues are common concerns. Consulting a healthcare provider is important !!
World Oral Health Day is March 20 and the Florida Dental Association wants to remind you to make sure you’re practicing good oral hygiene. This includes brushing, flossing and scheduling regular visits to the dentist!
March 20 is World Oral Health Day. It is important to note that chronic infections in our teeth and gums are dangerous to general health. These are preventable diseases through proper home oral hygiene and regular dental visit. Aim to make your oral health a priority.
#WOHD24
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Take care of your children oral health.
In the journey of childhood growth and development, one aspect that often takes a back seat is oral health care. Many parents underestimate the importance of maintaining proper dental hygiene in children, leading to common issues like tooth decay and gum diseases.
starting early and instilling good oral habits is key to ensuring a lifetime of healthy smiles for your little ones.
Tooth Decay in Children
Tooth decay in children is an alarmingly common occurrence, with statistics showing that it is one of the most prevalent chronic childhood diseases. Factors like poor brushing habits, excessive consumption of sugary foods and drinks, and irregular dental check-ups contribute to the widespread nature of this issue. It is essential for parents to understand the significance of preventing tooth decay from an early age.
From Child’s birth, arents should gently clean their baby's gums with a soft cloth after feedings to remove bacteria. As teeth start to appear, using a small, soft-bristled toothbrush and a smear of fluoride toothpaste is recommended. By age 2, a pea-sized amount of toothpaste can be used, and children should be taught to brush their teeth twice a day.
Teeth Brushing Techniques for Children
Teaching children the proper brushing technique is crucial in preventing tooth decay and gum diseases. Encourage your child to brush using gentle circular motions, ensuring that all surfaces of the teeth are cleaned. Make brushing a fun and engaging activity by using colorful toothbrushes, playing music, or setting a timer to ensure they brush for the recommended two minutes.
Prevention of Tooth Decay and Gum Diseases
Apart from regular brushing and flossing, there are several ways to prevent tooth decay and gum diseases in children.
Limiting sugary snacks and drinks, encouraging a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and promoting regular dental check-ups are essential steps in maintaining optimal oral health. At Frontier Polyclinic, we emphasize the importance of preventive care to keep your child's smile bright and healthy.
visit our state-of-the-art dental clinic at Frontier Polyclinic for comprehensive oral health care for your children. Our clinic is open seven days a week, from Monday to Sunday, 8 am to 5 pm. Remember, regular dental check-ups every six months are crucial in detecting and addressing any potential issues early on. Your child's smile is our top priority, and we are here to ensure they have a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums.
#OralHealth #Frontierclinics #HealthySmiles
Take care of your children oral health.
In the journey of childhood growth and development, one aspect that often takes a back seat is oral health care. Many parents underestimate the importance of maintaining proper dental hygiene in children, leading to common issues like tooth decay and gum diseases.
starting early and instilling good oral habits is key to ensuring a lifetime of healthy smiles for your little ones.
Tooth Decay in Children
Tooth decay in children is an alarmingly common occurrence, with statistics showing that it is one of the most prevalent chronic childhood diseases. Factors like poor brushing habits, excessive consumption of sugary foods and drinks, and irregular dental check-ups contribute to the widespread nature of this issue. It is essential for parents to understand the significance of preventing tooth decay from an early age.
From Child’s birth, arents should gently clean their baby's gums with a soft cloth after feedings to remove bacteria. As teeth start to appear, using a small, soft-bristled toothbrush and a smear of fluoride toothpaste is recommended. By age 2, a pea-sized amount of toothpaste can be used, and children should be taught to brush their teeth twice a day.
Teeth Brushing Techniques for Children
Teaching children the proper brushing technique is crucial in preventing tooth decay and gum diseases. Encourage your child to brush using gentle circular motions, ensuring that all surfaces of the teeth are cleaned. Make brushing a fun and engaging activity by using colorful toothbrushes, playing music, or setting a timer to ensure they brush for the recommended two minutes.
Prevention of Tooth Decay and Gum Diseases
Apart from regular brushing and flossing, there are several ways to prevent tooth decay and gum diseases in children.
Limiting sugary snacks and drinks, encouraging a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and promoting regular dental check-ups are essential steps in maintaining optimal oral health. At Frontier Polyclinic, we emphasize the importance of preventive care to keep your child's smile bright and healthy.
visit our state-of-the-art dental clinic at Frontier Polyclinic for comprehensive oral health care for your children. Our clinic is open seven days a week, from Monday to Sunday, 8 am to 5 pm. Remember, regular dental check-ups every six months are crucial in detecting and addressing any potential issues early on. Your child's smile is our top priority, and we are here to ensure they have a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums.
#OralHealth #Frontierclinics #HealthySmiles
Tariki ya 20/3 ni umunsi mpuzamahanga wahariwe kwita ku buzima bwo mu kanwa. Tugire umuco wo koza amenyo neza inshuro 2 ku munsi (mu gitondo nyuma y’ifunguro na nijoro mbere yo kuryama) dukoresheje uburoso n’umuti w’amenyo kandi dusuzumishe amenyo yacu nibura ishuro 2 mu mwaka.