New York Times Spotlights the Devastation Caused by Dental Disease in Young Children
In a Seattle-datelined story, a recent article in The New York Times brings greater attention to the increasing incidence and significant challenges of dental disease in very young children, and the need for increased prevention. “Preschoolers in Surgery for a Mouthful of Cavities” by Catherine Saint Louis begins by describing the extensive dental work –…
Oral Health Watch
2 hours ago
Cavities are largely preventable, yet tooth decay remains the most common chronic childhood illness. But it doesn't have to be that way. Investments that provide preventive dental care access to kids can make it so every child has the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of good oral health. ...#teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
10 hours ago
Cavities are largely preventable, yet tooth decay remains the most common chronic childhood illness. But it doesn't have to be that way. Investments that provide preventive dental care access to kids can make it so every child has the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of good oral health. ...#teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
1 days ago
💧 Water fluoridation works—for everyone.
👍 Backed by dentists, hygienists, doctors, nurses & scientists.
💸 Affordable.
🦷Effective.
⚖️ Advances health equity.
That’s why experts agree: fluoride in water keeps communities healthy. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
1 days ago
💧 Water fluoridation works—for everyone.
👍 Backed by dentists, hygienists, doctors, nurses & scientists.
💸 Affordable.
🦷Effective.
⚖️ Advances health equity.
That’s why experts agree: fluoride in water keeps communities healthy. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
4 days ago
Dental care access affects quality of life, impacting overall health and daily activities. Untreated oral health issues can cause pain, difficulty eating and speaking, and lead to more serious systemic health problems and burdensome healthcare bills. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
4 days ago
Dental care access affects quality of life, impacting overall health and daily activities. Untreated oral health issues can cause pain, difficulty eating and speaking, and lead to more serious systemic health problems and burdensome healthcare bills. #teethmatter