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BY DR NIGEL CARTER OBE, CHIEF EXECUTIVE EOF ORAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
verybody deserves to have A strong oral health routine at good oral health. Despite this, home is the cornerstone of good many people with disabilities oral health so it is important that you
or additional needs face continued get it right. Below are some top tips
challenges regarding both self-
care and access to care. The World Health Organisation (WHO) have reported that the Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated already existing health inequalities for those with disabilities. That being said, there is a lot you can do at home yourself, or for someone you are caring for, to help maintain good oral health.
for good oral health and hygiene for people with disabilities or additional needs.
BRUSHING TWICE A DAY
Brushing twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste for two minutes is key if you want to get rid of plaque
on your teeth and
FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OR ADDITIONAL NEEDS
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