PPT-Oral Health Lesson 2 Learning about healthy teeth: eating

Lesson 2 Aims To know why it is important to look after our teeth To know what are healthy and unhealthy snacks for our teeth To know how to check foods and drinks to see how healthy they are. ECECS. Health Promotion Service. School focus. FVSSRW Ministry of Health Snapshot Overweight and Obesity- Healthy Children’s Initiative _June 2014.PNG . Childhood Prevalence STATUS REPORT Year 1 2014 Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy 2013-18. . Born on October 23, 1961 in Potsdam, New York. Began as a freelance reporter for newspapers and magazines. First published as a picture book writer. 2008: ALAN Award. July 11, 2009: Young Adult Library Services Association presented her with the Margaret A. Edwards award. Terry . Frankovich. , M.D., M.P.H.. Medical Director. Marquette County Health Department. Dickinson-Iron District Health Department. Public Health, Delta & Menominee Counties. Western Upper Peninsula Health Department. ECECS. Health Promotion Service. School focus. FVSSRW Ministry of Health Snapshot Overweight and Obesity- Healthy Children’s Initiative _June 2014.PNG . Childhood Prevalence STATUS REPORT Year 1 2014 Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy 2013-18. “You cannot be healthy without oral health.”. Surgeon General’s Report on Oral Health. ~May 2000. 1. WDSF 2011 © . Seniors and Oral Health. Statistics and Risks. 80%. of Washington residents over age 65 have some of their natural teeth. Research on overall eating patterns. Considerable evidence for health outcomes from DASH and traditional Mediterranean eating patterns. Some evidence for vegetarian. Common elements of healthy eating patterns identified. ECECS. Health Promotion Service. School focus. FVSSRW Ministry of Health Snapshot Overweight and Obesity- Healthy Children’s Initiative _June 2014.PNG . Childhood Prevalence STATUS REPORT Year 1 2014 Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy 2013-18. Research on overall eating patterns. Considerable evidence for health outcomes from DASH and traditional Mediterranean eating patterns. Some evidence for vegetarian. Common elements of healthy eating patterns identified. in British Columbia. The Canadian Dental Association defines oral health as “. a state of the oral and related tissues and structures that contribute positively to physical, mental and social well-being and to the enjoyment of life's possibilities, by allowing the individual to speak, eat and socialize unhindered by pain, discomfort or embarrassment.. Why do we need healthy mouths?. To be able to chew and eat properly. For smiling and appearance. To prevent pain caused by infection or tooth decay. To avoid gum disease; bleeding gums, bad breath and loose teeth. Dr. Tammy Gierke Button, DDS, MSD . Pediatric Dentist. Executive Director, Southshore Skipping Stones. Dr. James R. Miller, DDS, MSD, PhD. State Oral Health Director. Indiana State Department of Health. . Lesson 1. Aims. To know the types of teeth and why they are different. To know why it is important to look after our teeth. To know how and why decay happens. To know the correct way to keep our teeth clean. Oral Health Facts. 21 %. Percentage of 2-5 yr. olds with untreated tooth decay. 54 %. Percentage of low income children with tooth decay. 40 . %. Percentage . of Washington State children . that start Kindergarten. Through Social Marketing. Lessons learned from Healthy Teeth, Healthy Kids. Maryland receives federal . funding (2011) for oral health social marketing initiative . Purpose . – . Improve oral health literacy and reduce .