ORAL HYGIENE

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«Chita State Medical Academy»
Department of Foreign Languages
ORAL HYGIENE
Performed by: Tsyrenova Medegma, 136
group
Checked by: Taldykina Natalia Sergeevna
Chita, 2024

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Oral hygiene is a set of measures aimed at removing dental
deposits in order to prevent dental diseases. Healthy teeth are
important not only from the point of view of aesthetics, but also
for the overall health of the body.
A toothy smile

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Some general recommendations for dental care:
- Regular brushing of
teeth
- Proper cleaning
technique
- The use of dental
floss
- Replacement of the
toothbrush
- The use of a rinse aid
- Regular visits to the
dentist

4.

How to brush your teeth properly:

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What happens if you don't maintain hygiene?
Without proper hygienic
care:
- caries develops, which over
time can be complicated by
pulpitis and periodontitis.
- leads to inflammation of the
gums and the development of
periodontitis
- tooth loss
- bad breath

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Professional oral hygiene
Professional oral hygiene is
required at least once every
six months, and preferably
every 2-4 months. It includes
such stages as:
-ultrasonic treatment
(scaling);
-Air Flow Cleaning;
-polishing with a brush and
paste;
-fluoridation, calcination.

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How to choose the right oral care products?
• Toothbrush.
• Toothpaste.
• Dental floss (floss).
• The rinse aid.

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Additional hygiene products: monopuck brush, irrigator,
tongue scraper

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To have confidence in the choice, you need to consult a dentist
who will help you choose the right products for you!

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Conclusion
The quality of care depends not only on the condition of the teeth, but also
on the gums, oral mucosa and organs of the gastrointestinal tract.
Proper oral hygiene includes:
• thorough brushing of teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste;
• cleansing the oral cavity after each meal;
• care of the interdental spaces with dental floss.

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Thank you for attention!