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Women, in particular, are being encouraged to look after their smile during Dental Health Week.
This year Dental Health Week, which runs from August 1 to 7, is focusing on the significant way that hormones can play havoc with a woman’s oral health.
It is an especially important topic in light of a recent study that revealed many women are unaware of the significant impact that various life stages have on the health of their teeth and gums.
The reality is that major life events like pregnancy, puberty, menstruation and menopause, dramatically affect the state of your dental health if you are a woman.
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Throughout the course of Dental Health Week, you are encouraged to take a more preventive, hands-on approach to your dental health and learn more about the ways your teeth, gums and mouth are affected during each of the pivotal phases of your life.
Dental Health Week is the Australian Dental Association’s major annual oral health promotion event.
Its main objectives are to:
- Promote oral health education and awareness in the general community
- Motivate and educate dental professionals to promote oral health
- Encourage ongoing collaboration within the dental profession
- Educate Australians about the importance of good oral health in their lives
For more information visit the website www.dentalhealthweek.com.au
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