TAILIEUCHUNG - Oral Health

Encourage participants to discuss the differences between the original phrase and the fi nal one. Ask participants to examine how misunderstandings occur through gossip and the spreading of rumors. Suggest a positive behavior or action in order to deal with rumors (. try to talk with the person who is spreading the rumor; talk to friend about how you are feeling; if the rumor involves someone else, discuss it with that person; keep yourself grounded by remembering it is just a rumor and will probably fade from people’s memory and become less important to people) | I Frequently Asked Questions Oral Health ó 1 11 http 1-800-994-9662 TDD 1-888-220-5446 Celia s Story I started having pain in my mouth about 10 months ago. At first I just ignored it. I hoped it would go away on its own. But it didn t. I told my daughter about it and she said Mom you need to see a dentist. But I didn t make an appointment. I was afraid. I waited several more months and the pain got worse and worse. Then my gums started bleeding when I brushed my teeth. Now I was really nervous to see the dentist. I was afraid and thought the treatment would hurt worse than the pain I was already having. Also I felt embarrassed that I had waited so long to make an appointment. So my daughter made the appointment for me. She even went with me to the dentist. And do you know what It wasn t bad at all Dental treatments have gotten so much better I explained to my dentist that I was very anxious and she made sure that I was comfortable through my whole visit. Now I plan to schedule regular cleanings to keep myself healthy page I Q What is oral health A The word oral refers to the mouth which includes your teeth gums jawbone and supporting tissues. Taking good care of your oral health can prevent disease in your mouth. Oral health can affect the health of your entire body. Good oral health does not just mean you have pretty teeth. Your whole mouth needs care to be in good health. Q What are the most common oral health problems A The most common oral health problems are cavities and gum disease. Cavities We are all at risk of tooth decay or cavities. Cavities look like chalky white and or brown holes on your teeth . Bacteria germs that naturally live in our mouths use sugar in food to make acids. Over time the acids destroy the outside layer of your teeth. Then cavities and other tooth harm occur. Gum diseases Gum diseases are infections caused by bacteria along with mucus and other particles that form a sticky plaque on your teeth. Plaque that is .

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