...| Presentation Outline . General purpose: To demonstrate to the audience the importance of taking care of their teeth, as well as how to brush their teeth properly. Speaker’s goal: That the majority of the audience will remember the demonstration that I showed them so they may maintain healthy oral hygiene. Thesis: Taking good care of your mouth and teeth will provide you with a healthy smile. INTRODUCTION I. As you know, my name is Melanie and I am incredibly excited to share my passion with you tonight, healthy teeth. II. Ice breaker- Story about bumping into an attractive person and then seeing their horrible teeth and losing interest. III. According to the American Accreditation Healthcare commission, taking care of your teeth helps prevent plaque, which is a clear film of bacteria that sticks to your teeth within 20 minutes after eating. IV. In the Harvard Health Letter it is stated that tooth brushing may be the most ingrained of all other health habits but unfortunately, just because most of us brush our teeth at least twice a day, it is more often than not that it is not done incorrectly. The inadequate job leaves behind the bacteria causing plaque that will cause cavities and gum disease. BODY Transition: let me start by explaining the importance of having an appropriate toothbrush for your oral care. I. The toothbrush itself will help you maintain healthy gums. A. Check to make sure the toothbrush bristles aren’t too hard. ...
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...ever wondered if you truly know how to brush your teeth properly or what can happen if you don’t? How are you supposed to know if you aren’t taught? That is why I will be discussing what materials you need to have for good dental hygiene, what the proper technique is to make sure your teeth are clean, and the harmful effects of not keeping your teeth clean. The first step to good dental hygiene is making sure you have the right materials. A toothbrush is the most important tool you will need. When picking out a toothbrush, you should look to see if the bristles are soft, hard, or maybe in-between. If your teeth are sensitive, you should pick the soft bristles because you could damage your gums if they are too rough. You also need to check to see if your bristles start to fray. If your bristles start to fray that means your toothbrush is old and no longer effective and it’s time to get a new one. Another material you need is floss; floss is just as important as a toothbrush because it gets all the leftover food out from in between your teeth that can cause bad breath or cavities. Toothbrushes are made for the flat surfaces of your teeth and floss is used to get the extra buildup from in-between your teeth. The last important tool needed is toothpaste; without toothpaste you wouldn’t be able to clean your teeth. When looking for toothpaste you should check to see if it has fluoride in it because fluoride is an extra liquid that stays on your teeth all night and helps prevent cavities...
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...people suffer from bad breath. How many of you like to have yellow teeth or bad breath? B. If you want to avoid obtaining yellow teeth and bad breath, then you should listen here. C. I’m interested in dental hygiene because I wonder why some people have perfect, white teeth, while others need to head to the dentist chair. I wonder why some people don’t want to have sparkling white teeth while others do. And then they wonder why they don’t have a boyfriend or a girlfriend. D. I am going to discuss with you today why dental hygiene is important. Then, I will discuss how people should take care of their teeth. E. Let us begin by discussing what punishing your teeth looks like. Need: A. We’ve all been to parties before. Imagine waking up to that leftover pizza and beer sitting on the counter the next morning. It’s already been sitting in your mouth if you don’t brush your teeth daily. B. Bad dental hygiene can result in bad breath and nothing is worse than people telling you, you need a breath mint. C. Not only that, but bad dental hygiene can also lead to those nasty infectious cavities also known has tooth decay. Who wants their teeth withering away? In fact, “cavities are the most common diseases throughout the world”. This infectious disease causes damages to the structures of teeth, pain, and tooth loss. D. A lack of dental hygiene can have negative effects on your health, not to mention also on your social life. E. If you continue...
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...What They Are And How To Care For Them Are you missing one of your teeth and want to have it fixed? Getting a bridge installed will be a w ay to fill in the missing tooth in a way that looks great. While the dental bridge is made with a fake tooth, it still needs some special care to keep the bridge and the surrounding teeth healthy. Here is what you need to know about dental bridges and the unique care they require. What is a Dental Bridge You can get a dental bridge to fill in the space where you’re missing a tooth, but it does require healthy teeth on both sides of the gap. Those teeth act as an anchor that holds your dental bridge between the teeth. The dental procedure works much like the name implies. Crowns are installed on the...
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... Yes No 1. Do you know what Poor oral hygiene means? 2. Are you aware of the effects of poor oral hygiene? 3. Can you maintain a good oral hygiene? B. Read the questions carefully and answer by checking the box. 4. How many times do you brush your teeth in a day? 3 times a day 2 times a day I never brush my teeth Other answers. Please specify: ___________________ 5. Do you have Tooth Decay? Yes No 6. Why do you think you have Tooth Decay? Because I feel that there is something wrong with my teeth Because I don’t brush my teeth When I went to the dentist, she/he told me I have tooth decay I don’t have Tooth Decay 7. Which of the following are you using to brush your teeth? Toothbrush Oral Medicines Other answers. Please specify: ________________________ 8. Can Poor Oral Hygiene affect a person’s behaviour? Yes No 9. How does Poor Oral Hygiene affect a person’s behavior? It will make him/her unable to communicate with others He/she will lose his/her self-esteem and self-confidence. It will make him/her lonely. Other answers. Please specify:...
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... Yes No 1. Do you know what Poor oral hygiene means? 2. Are you aware of the effects of poor oral hygiene? 3. Can you maintain a good oral hygiene? B. Read the questions carefully and answer by checking the box. 4. How many times do you brush your teeth in a day? 3 times a day 2 times a day I never brush my teeth Other answers. Please specify: ___________________ 5. Do you have Tooth Decay? Yes No 6. Why do you think you have Tooth Decay? Because I feel that there is something wrong with my teeth Because I don’t brush my teeth When I went to the dentist, she/he told me I have tooth decay I don’t have Tooth Decay 7. Which of the following are you using to brush your teeth? Toothbrush Oral Medicines Other answers. Please specify: ________________________ 8. Can Poor Oral Hygiene affect a person’s behaviour? Yes No 9. How does Poor Oral Hygiene affect a person’s behavior? It will make him/her unable to communicate with others He/she will lose his/her self-esteem and self-confidence. It will make him/her lonely. Other answers. Please specify:...
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...References 27 1. Introduction Colgate-Palmolive Company is a multinational firm that is focused on the production, distribution and provision of household, personal products and health care. In this case we focused in a specific product that is the Colgate toothpaste. The project is based in a detailed research about the impact that Colgate is having in the Chinese market with this product and the consumer reaction. To have a more complete idea of how Colgate could improve in the Chinese market. We based our research in the four moments of truth that the consumer experience with the product. Where we studied the interaction that the costumer has with the toothpaste, through interviews and observations. 2. History Toothpaste history in China Toothpaste most likely originated in China, Egypt, and India more than 6,000 years ago. In China, twigs and bones were mashed and mixed with water, salt, and flower petals to form a thick paste. This paste was then put on the end of a sharp bamboo leaf and applied to the teeth. This proved to be a very effective treatment for gingivitis. In Egypt, manuscripts from the 400s describe a recipe for the best toothpaste. It includes a mixture of mashed salt, crushed pepper, wet mint leaves, and dried iris flowers. Some evidence also points to a form...
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...cavities 1. Brush and floss daily Preventive measures to any oral health problem begin with good oral hygiene. Brush your teeth at least twice a day. Use toothpaste that contains fluoride. Floss once or twice a day preferably after dinner. Flossing removes plaque from areas that the toothbrush can’t reach i.e. between your teeth and under the gum line. 2. Drink water or rinse mouth with water after eating You can’t brush every time you eat. But you sure can drink water or at least rinse your mouth with water every time you do so. Water neutralises the effects of acidic and sugary foods. Rinsing removes food particles left behind on/ between the teeth. 3. Eat a healthy balanced diet A healthy balanced diet is a solution to most of our health problems. A diet high in refined carbohydrates like breads, biscuits, etc. puts you at a risk of tooth decay. Avoid sticky foods such as candies, etc. which get stuck in the pits and grooves of your teeth. Sweets and chocolates are not the only ones with sugar. Beware of ‘hidden sugars’ in food which also could cause tooth decay. Increase your daily intake of fruits and vegetables. They remove plaque and food particles from between your teeth and gums. 4. Avoid frequent snacking What exposes your teeth to abuse is not how much you eat, but how often you eat. Every time you eat, bacteria convert the carbohydrates in the food into acids that can dissolve your tooth enamel. By snacking throughout the day, you make your teeth susceptible...
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...many times before “up and down, back and forth, or even Circular motions” you guess it, the dentist. Teeth play an important role in helping us to enjoy our food; therefore, we should treat them with care. Identification/common ground materials: Mention some things you have in common with the audience. Relate the commonalities to the topic of your speech. For example if you are speaking about water skiing you might say I ski every week at Lake Eola or some other lake your listeners will recognize. I brush and floss my teeth once a day? How would you rate yourself on how you care about your teeth? Background Materials (if needed): if your topic is obscure you may have to give some definitions here. Credentials: What are your credentials in giving this speech? For example, if water skiing is your hobby, you might say I have been water skiing every summer for 4 years and I enjoy reading about competitive water skiing. I have been a dental assistant for 16 years and I enjoy giving patients oral hygiene instructions. THESIS STATEMENT- Include the specific purpose and preview of 3 main points: For example, I will be speaking today about water safety by telling you about 1.)the need for water safety 2.) water safety equipment and 3.) treatments for common water related accidents. 1.) I will be speaking today about on how to brush your teeth effectively to prevent cavities. 2.) Brushing and flossing techniques 3.) What is Routine checkup...
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...office cleaning every day. Though healthy teeth and gums are important and easily maintainable, many people do not follow the simple, yet sometimes tedious rules. In fact, they are always looking for an easier way to maintain their oral health. The electric toothbrush was invented in 1961 by General Electric. “The use of a powerful, compact motor and rechargeable battery leads to the introduction of an automatic toothbrush and is the forerunner of the development of other handheld appliances such as hair dryers and an electric slicing knife” (Dedicated). Electric toothbrushes come in many shapes and sizes, allowing the user to choose one that is most comfortable, while also providing an easier, more efficient, and affordable way to keep a clean and healthy mouth. Electric toothbrushes come in a wide variety, allowing the user to find one fitting his or her needs. There are basically two types of electric toothbrushes: sonic heads and spinning heads. Sonic heads vibrate from side to side. A spinning head repeatedly and speedily rotates in one direction and then switches to the opposite direction, all while the bristles continue to pulsate in and out. Electric toothbrushes come in an array of handle sizes and grips. The heads of the toothbrushes also come in different shapes and sizes. The type you purchase is based on personal preference although buying an electric brush because of its looks or style may end up being a waste of your money. Make...
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...hygiene. When I was a young boy I always play outside the house, and when I go home, I am so dirty. My mother always asked why I am like that. As i grow older they taught me how to clean myself and how to have a proper hygiene. From then I become a well-groomed child. Help with washing and bathing For most people, washing is a very private activity. If you are helping someone else wash or bathe, be sensitive and try to maintain their dignity. You may feel awkward and embarrassed, especially at first. To make bathing and washing as pleasant and comfortable as possible, you might consider: * using pleasant-smelling shampoo, bubble bath or soap * playing music the person you care for likes and is familiar with * if the person you're washing is confused, explaining what's happening as you go along * being sensitive to their mood Brushing your teeth Proper brushing of teeth requires at least 2 minutes. To properly brush your teeth, use short, gentle strokes, paying extra attention to the gumline, hard-to-reach back teeth and areas around fillings, crowns or other restoration. Concentrate on thoroughly cleaning each section as follows: * Clean the outer surfaces of your upper teeth, then your lower teeth * Clean the inner surfaces of your upper teeth, then your lower teeth * Clean the chewing surfaces * For fresher breath,...
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...Activity 1: Matching Type 1. Eyes taste 2. Nose smell 3. Ears hearing 4. Tongue touch 5. Skin sight Activity 1: Matching Type 1. Eyes taste 2. Nose smell 3. Ears hearing 4. Tongue touch 5. Skin sightActivity 1: Matching Type 1. Eyes taste 2. Nose smell 3. Ears hearing 4. Tongue touch 5. Skin sightActivity 1: Matching Type 1. Eyes taste 2. Nose smell 3. Ears hearing 4. Tongue touch 5. Skin sightActivity 1: Matching Type 1. Eyes taste 2. Nose smell 3. Ears hearing 4. Tongue touch 5. Skin sightActivity 2Choose within the box the correct answer for the sensations below. Touch | Taste | Smell | Sight | Hearing | __________1. Taste of ampalaya__________2. Texture of silk cloth__________3...
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...own teeth stain so easily. The enamel on your teeth and chromogens are what stains your teeth, but what exact beverage stains teeth the most? I chose this topic because I was curious to know what stains teeth the most. It affects us daily because it could rot your teeth or you can’t pick up hot chicks anymore. So what causes teeth to stain? The temperature causes teeth to expand or contract making it easier for stains. So hot and cold drinks affect that. Color in foods and beverages come from chromogens. Chromogens are intensely pigmented compounds that stick to teeth enamel. Chromogens cause a lot of trouble when they mix and react with other stain causing and stain promoting factors. Tannis may be natural or synthetic tannis is another...
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...Hygiene Brushing Brushing is a skill that when done properly, can keep the teeth from rotting and falling out. Brushing keeps the teeth and gums free from food that gets stuck on the teeth and in the gums. Otherwise, decomposing food particles will attract bacteria and cause tooth decay. Brushing daily after meals is vital. Here is our brushing lesson set-up: a) Pass out new toothbrushes b) Show how to use a toothbrush effectively and without damaging the gums. Aggressive tooth-brushing can wear down the enamel and affect the gums. c) Communicate to students that they will need to demonstrate the right way to brush. d) Discuss ways to apply fluoride such as by drinking fluoridated water, by applying fluoride gel, and of course by using fluoride toothpaste. How to Brush: 1. Take a soft or medium toothbrush and hold it firmly at 45-degree angle in your fingertips – not in the palm (Hendrick, 2009). The name of this method is “Bass.” 2. Apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste with fluoride, about the size of the tip of the baby finger. 3. Brush gently in a circular motion cleaning the front and back side of each tooth. According to Van B. Hayward, DMD, professor in the department of oral rehabilitation in the School of Dentistry at the Medical College of Georgia, “When the protective layer of enamel erodes or gum lines recede, a softer tissue in your teeth called dentin can be left exposed.” Since dentin is connected to the tooth’s...
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...Liquid and Viscous Products: Worksheet The principal display panel of a label must be located on that part of the container normally displayed to the user. The label must contain three basic mandatory statements which must, where applicable, appear in a prescribed manner: Product Identity Declaration. Net Quantity Declaration. Dealer Name and Principal Place Of Business. The product identity and net quantity declarations must appear on the principal display panel. The following sections will discuss these mandatory statements in detail. What To Put on a Label Product Identity Declaration (Common Name) The label must identify the common name of the product in terms of its generic name or function. Except in cases where the product is a test market product, a local product, a specialty product, or a product for which knowledge of a specific language is required, the product identity must be given in both English and French. The product identity declaration must be located on the principal display panel. The product identity declaration must be clearly legible, and meet the requirements for minimum type height. Net Quantity Declaration The net quantity declaration must be located on the principal display panel. The net quantity must be displayed clearly and prominently in distinct contrast to any other information shown on the label. The numerical portion of the net quantity must be in bold face type and meet the minimum type height requirements. ...
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