How to get your dental hygiene check up to date
The American Dental Association is asking the public to update its dental hygiene checklist in light of the recent outbreaks.
According to the association’s latest report, the number of people who reported having dental problems increased by 11% in March, and the number who had dental problems was up 24%.
The latest figures also showed that the number experiencing dental problems dropped by 11%, but the number reporting symptoms of dental problems declined by 13%.
According to the organization, the recent outbreak is not a new one, and that it is a “serious and growing problem.”
According to Dr. Robert DeNardo, an associate professor at Columbia University, the most common causes of dental caries are dental decay, dental hygiene equipment, and poor diet.
DeNardos dental hygiene list has increased since the outbreak, and his list has more than tripled.
According to DeNardi, the list has “overwhelmed” the medical community and is now “an increasingly important component of a comprehensive public health approach to dental hygiene.”
He says the current dental hygiene crisis is a national emergency, and “requires a global response that includes comprehensive measures to address the root causes of the problem, and to prevent future outbreaks.”
If you or anyone you know needs dental care, you can call the National Dental Health Hotline at 1-800-232-2473 or visit the dentalhealthhotline.org to find out how to get dental care in your area.
The American Dental Association is asking the public to update its dental hygiene checklist in light of the recent outbreaks.According…
