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Tooth Talk Video Helps You Explain the Importance of Baby Teeth to Parents

A recent WHO (World Health Organization) report found that tooth decay and obesity are the two most common diseases world-wide … and sugar is the culprit! Thanks for doing your part to preserve the health and well-being of kids. Here are some tips from the short, helpful Tooth Talk video “Baby Those Baby Teeth” to pass on to parents...

Tooth Talk Helps You Motivate Behavior Change in Parents By Changing How You Talk

Everyone needs praise! And asking a question that doesn’t require a YES or NO answer encourages conversation and builds trust. It motivates people to move forward in changing behaviors. This kind of communicating is called motivational interviewing, or MI for short...

Tooth Talk Resource Spotlight: Book, Brush, Bed!

Studies show that reading bed-time stories to toddlers can benefit children socially and educationally. It promotes parent-child bonding, prepares a child for sleep and improves brain development. Did you know it can also be good for kids’ teeth health?

Commemorate National Children’s Dental Health Month with a Refresher Video on Toothbrushing Tips
from Tooth Talk

Commemorate National Children’s Dental Health Month with a Refresher Video on Toothbrushing Tips <br />from Tooth Talk

Toothbrushing with fluoride toothpaste is important for a child’s healthy smile. Healthy teeth ensure proper growth and development, improve concentration in school and at play, and boost self-confidence.

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Tooth Talk Video Helps You Explain the Importance of Baby Teeth to Parents

Tooth Talk Helps You Motivate Behavior Change in Parents By Changing How You Talk

Tooth Talk Resource Spotlight: Book, Brush, Bed!

Commemorate National Children’s Dental Health Month with a Refresher Video on Toothbrushing Tips
from Tooth Talk

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