ORAL HEALTH AND
          YOU
   ORAL
  HEALTH
PROGRAMME
Why do we need our
     teeth?
Eating:
To chew our food.
Can you imagine trying
to eat an apple, carrot
or peanuts without
teeth?
Why do we need our
    teeth?
Talking
 If we didn’t have
 teeth, we wouldn’t
 have any place to put
 our lips and tongue
 when we try to speak
Why do we need our
teeth?
       Smiling
        Smiling
        makes us
        look good
        and feel
        good!
How many sets of teeth do
  we have in our lifetime?

Milk Teeth :
20 in number



Permanent

       Teeth:
Why are your milk
teeth important?

        They act as
         SPACE
         SAVERS for
         permanent
         teeth.
What is the structure of
tooth ?

              CROWN




              ROOT
What is the structure of
tooth ?
 Which are common
  oral health
  problems ?
 Which are their
  common signs ?
 What can we do to
  prevent these oral
  diseases ?
What is Tooth Decay or
    Dental Caries ?
Brown or black
 mark on the
 tooth



Formation of a
 hole or cavity in
 the tooth
How does tooth decay
       occurs ?
                 BACTERIA




FOOD PARTICLES              TOOTH SURFACE
How do bacteria stick to
   the tooth surface ?
 Bacteria live in

Slimy transparent
        layer
   on the tooth

     Plaque
How does plaque causes
     tooth decay ?
Bacteria in the plaque
  turns food particles
  on the tooth into
  ACID

ACID destroys the
 tooth’s enamel &
 creates a hole or
 cavity
How does dental caries
     progresses ?
Initial attack of acid

Brownish or black
  discoloration of teeth

Cavity or a hole in the
  tooth

Usual complain is of food
 lodgment
How does dental caries
    progresses ?

Deepening of hole up
 to dentin

Usual complain is of
 sensitivity to hot,
 cold, sweet & sour
Common oral health problems
How does dental caries
    progresses ?

Involvement of
      pulp

    Abscess
    formation

Usual complain is
    of pain &
     swelling
What does your dentist do
   when you have dental caries ?




AMALGAM FILLING   TOOTH COLOUR
                     FILLING
What does your dentist do
  when you have dental caries ?
Gross caries

Pain & swelling

Root Canal
 Treatment
What are Gum Diseases ?
   PLAQUE accumulation

Bacteria present in plaque
  form toxic substances

   Plaque hardens to form

         TARTAR
What are the common
    signs of Gum Diseases ?
Earliest sign is bleeding from
  gums during brushing

Gums may swell, become soft
  & bleed even on slight
  touch

Sometimes gums may recede
  from its position
Common oral health problems
What is Pyorrhea ?

Pocket formation
  around tooth

Patient may complain
  of bleeding, itching
  sensation, dull
  constant ache,
  increased hot & cold
  sensitivity & even
  tooth mobility
What does your dentist do
  when you have tartar ?

Dentist cleans the
 hard deposits on
 your tooth with
 the help of
 special
 instruments
What is Malocclusion ?

Excessive crowding
 or spacing between
 the teeth; the
 teeth may be
 placed abnormally
 forwards or
 backwards or
 abnormally rotated
What are the causes of
        Malocclusion ?
   Premature loss of
    milk teeth due to
    caries or other
    reasons

   Bad oral habits
    like thumb sucking,
    tongue thrusting &
    lip biting
What does your dentist do when
  you have irregular teeth ?


Can be treated
 by using wires
 which are called
 braces by a
 specialist called
 orthodontist
WISDOM TOOTH

 What happens if a
wisdom tooth erupts
according to its own
     WISDOM?
Common oral health problems
What are the common causes or risk
  factors for oral cancer ?

             SMOKING



  SHARP
 TOOTH,                       TOBACCO
DENTURES,                     CHEWING
                  ORAL
                 CANCER




     POOR ORAL
                          ALCOHOL
      HYGIENE
What are the common signs
     & symptoms of oral cancer ?
   Persistent non-
    healing ulcer



   White or red
    raised patch in
    the mouth
What are the common signs
      & symptoms of oral cancer ?
   Soreness or a feeling
    that some foreign
    object is caught in the
    throat

   Numbness of the
    tongue or other areas
    of the mouth
What are the common signs
      & symptoms of oral cancer ?
   Restriction in
    the mouth
    opening


   A lump or
    growth in the
    mouth
Types of oral cancer

   Lip Cancer




   Cheek Cancer
Types of oral cancer

   Cancer of the
    tongue




   Cancer of the
    palate
All Tobacco Products are

Harmful
Dr Suwas Darvekar
How can we prevent these
      common oral health problems ?

   Brushing & flossing your teeth
    regularly
   Developing healthy food habits &
    avoiding snacks in between meals
   Restriction or stoppage of various
    tobacco related habits and alcohol
   Regular dental visits
Why do we brush our
       teeth ?
   Brushing teeth is one of the most
    effective ways of removing plaque
    from the surfaces of your teeth
When should you brush
your teeth?
         After
          breakfast

         At   bedtime
What is the correct method
     of brushing your teeth ?
   A rotatory movement is better
    than a long push & pull movement
What is the correct method
      of brushing your teeth ?
   An effective brushing cleans every
    exposed tooth surface in a gentle
    massaging motion
What is the correct method
of brushing your teeth ?
What is the correct time
      to change your brush ?
   Change your tooth brush after every
    3 month period
What is dental floss ?

   Dental floss is a
    thread of nylon
    which is used to
    clean areas in
    between the
    teeth which can
    not be reached
    easily by
    brushing alone
Floss is the boss
   Flossing
    combined with
    the brushing is
    the only way to
    clean the teeth
    and prevent
    cavities as well
    as gum diseases
Both tooth decay and gum
    disease can be prevented by you…

By investing only
six minutes a day
 That’s two minutes
twice each day
spent on brushing
and two minutes
once a day for
flossing.
What is the importance of
tongue cleaning ?
Importance Of Using
Mouthwashes
HOW FLUORIDES ARE
USED ?
Which are unhealthy food ?
Which are healthy food ?
Why replacement of missing
teeth is necessary ?
How missing teeth can be
   replaced ?




Removable partial   Fixed partial
   denture            denture
How missing teeth can be
replaced ?




  Complete Dentures
What      would you do if a
            tooth     is knocked out ?
   Rinse off any debris
    gently with saline or milk
   Hold tooth by crown only
   DO NOT touch, rub, clean,
    or scrub the root
   Transport the tooth in
    milk or saline
   Report to the dentist as
    soon as possible
Do you know that……

Your oral health can
 affect your overall
 health.
        YES
    But how ????
Your oral health contributes
     to your overall health

And by practicing
 good oral hygiene
 habits you can
 help prevent
 tooth decay, gum
 disease and
 possibly some
 serious health
 issues.
What is the importance of
regular dental visits ?
HAVING
   HEALTHY
FOOD IS NICE,
  BUT DON’T
 FORGET TO
BRUSH TWICE
Common oral health problems

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Common oral health problems

  • 1. ORAL HEALTH AND YOU ORAL HEALTH PROGRAMME
  • 2. Why do we need our teeth? Eating: To chew our food. Can you imagine trying to eat an apple, carrot or peanuts without teeth?
  • 3. Why do we need our teeth? Talking If we didn’t have teeth, we wouldn’t have any place to put our lips and tongue when we try to speak
  • 4. Why do we need our teeth? Smiling Smiling makes us look good and feel good!
  • 5. How many sets of teeth do we have in our lifetime? Milk Teeth : 20 in number Permanent Teeth:
  • 6. Why are your milk teeth important? They act as SPACE SAVERS for permanent teeth.
  • 7. What is the structure of tooth ? CROWN ROOT
  • 8. What is the structure of tooth ?
  • 9.  Which are common oral health problems ?  Which are their common signs ?  What can we do to prevent these oral diseases ?
  • 10. What is Tooth Decay or Dental Caries ? Brown or black mark on the tooth Formation of a hole or cavity in the tooth
  • 11. How does tooth decay occurs ? BACTERIA FOOD PARTICLES TOOTH SURFACE
  • 12. How do bacteria stick to the tooth surface ? Bacteria live in Slimy transparent layer on the tooth Plaque
  • 13. How does plaque causes tooth decay ? Bacteria in the plaque turns food particles on the tooth into ACID ACID destroys the tooth’s enamel & creates a hole or cavity
  • 14. How does dental caries progresses ? Initial attack of acid Brownish or black discoloration of teeth Cavity or a hole in the tooth Usual complain is of food lodgment
  • 15. How does dental caries progresses ? Deepening of hole up to dentin Usual complain is of sensitivity to hot, cold, sweet & sour
  • 17. How does dental caries progresses ? Involvement of pulp Abscess formation Usual complain is of pain & swelling
  • 18. What does your dentist do when you have dental caries ? AMALGAM FILLING TOOTH COLOUR FILLING
  • 19. What does your dentist do when you have dental caries ? Gross caries Pain & swelling Root Canal Treatment
  • 20. What are Gum Diseases ?  PLAQUE accumulation Bacteria present in plaque form toxic substances  Plaque hardens to form TARTAR
  • 21. What are the common signs of Gum Diseases ? Earliest sign is bleeding from gums during brushing Gums may swell, become soft & bleed even on slight touch Sometimes gums may recede from its position
  • 23. What is Pyorrhea ? Pocket formation around tooth Patient may complain of bleeding, itching sensation, dull constant ache, increased hot & cold sensitivity & even tooth mobility
  • 24. What does your dentist do when you have tartar ? Dentist cleans the hard deposits on your tooth with the help of special instruments
  • 25. What is Malocclusion ? Excessive crowding or spacing between the teeth; the teeth may be placed abnormally forwards or backwards or abnormally rotated
  • 26. What are the causes of Malocclusion ?  Premature loss of milk teeth due to caries or other reasons  Bad oral habits like thumb sucking, tongue thrusting & lip biting
  • 27. What does your dentist do when you have irregular teeth ? Can be treated by using wires which are called braces by a specialist called orthodontist
  • 28. WISDOM TOOTH What happens if a wisdom tooth erupts according to its own WISDOM?
  • 30. What are the common causes or risk factors for oral cancer ? SMOKING SHARP TOOTH, TOBACCO DENTURES, CHEWING ORAL CANCER POOR ORAL ALCOHOL HYGIENE
  • 31. What are the common signs & symptoms of oral cancer ?  Persistent non- healing ulcer  White or red raised patch in the mouth
  • 32. What are the common signs & symptoms of oral cancer ?  Soreness or a feeling that some foreign object is caught in the throat  Numbness of the tongue or other areas of the mouth
  • 33. What are the common signs & symptoms of oral cancer ?  Restriction in the mouth opening  A lump or growth in the mouth
  • 34. Types of oral cancer  Lip Cancer  Cheek Cancer
  • 35. Types of oral cancer  Cancer of the tongue  Cancer of the palate
  • 36. All Tobacco Products are Harmful
  • 38. How can we prevent these common oral health problems ?  Brushing & flossing your teeth regularly  Developing healthy food habits & avoiding snacks in between meals  Restriction or stoppage of various tobacco related habits and alcohol  Regular dental visits
  • 39. Why do we brush our teeth ?  Brushing teeth is one of the most effective ways of removing plaque from the surfaces of your teeth
  • 40. When should you brush your teeth?  After breakfast  At bedtime
  • 41. What is the correct method of brushing your teeth ?  A rotatory movement is better than a long push & pull movement
  • 42. What is the correct method of brushing your teeth ?  An effective brushing cleans every exposed tooth surface in a gentle massaging motion
  • 43. What is the correct method of brushing your teeth ?
  • 44. What is the correct time to change your brush ?  Change your tooth brush after every 3 month period
  • 45. What is dental floss ?  Dental floss is a thread of nylon which is used to clean areas in between the teeth which can not be reached easily by brushing alone
  • 46. Floss is the boss  Flossing combined with the brushing is the only way to clean the teeth and prevent cavities as well as gum diseases
  • 47. Both tooth decay and gum disease can be prevented by you… By investing only six minutes a day That’s two minutes twice each day spent on brushing and two minutes once a day for flossing.
  • 48. What is the importance of tongue cleaning ?
  • 53. Why replacement of missing teeth is necessary ?
  • 54. How missing teeth can be replaced ? Removable partial Fixed partial denture denture
  • 55. How missing teeth can be replaced ? Complete Dentures
  • 56. What would you do if a tooth is knocked out ?  Rinse off any debris gently with saline or milk  Hold tooth by crown only  DO NOT touch, rub, clean, or scrub the root  Transport the tooth in milk or saline  Report to the dentist as soon as possible
  • 57. Do you know that…… Your oral health can affect your overall health. YES But how ????
  • 58. Your oral health contributes to your overall health And by practicing good oral hygiene habits you can help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and possibly some serious health issues.
  • 59. What is the importance of regular dental visits ?
  • 60. HAVING HEALTHY FOOD IS NICE, BUT DON’T FORGET TO BRUSH TWICE