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Who WantsWho Wantsa a
Million Million $$$$
Smile?Smile?
$100$200$300$500$1,000$2,000$4,000$8,000$16,000$32,000$64,000$125,000$250,000$500,000$1,000,000
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A: B:The second layer of a tooth. It protects the nerves and blood supply.
The soft pink or brown tissue that surrounds a tooth and helps to hold it in place.
$100What is tooth enamel?
C: D:
The second hardest substance in the body. It helps hold teeth in the proper place.
The protective, outermost layer of a tooth. It the hardest substance in the body.
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Tooth enamel protects the nerves and blood vessels in the tooth from germs that cause cavities.
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Enamel
Nerve & Blood
Supply
GumDentin
Bone
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A: B:A hole in the tooth A tooth that got knocked out
$200What is a cavity?
C: D:A filling in a tooth None of the above
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A cavity is a hole in tooth
enamel.
If you have a cavity and don’t see the dentist the cavity will continue to get bigger, hurt more, and you may lose the tooth. See the dentist soon!
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Cavity
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A: B:A smelly, sticky layer of germs on your teeth
A source of bad breath and the reason why teeth feel “fuzzy” when you don’t brush
$300What is plaque (plak)?
C: D:All answers are correctA sign that cavities and gum disease may be developing
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FantasticFantasticFantasticFantasticRegular
brushing and
flossing removes plaque.
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C: D:Never Only when you feel like it
$500How often should you brush your teeth?
A: B:At least twice a day- in the morning and before going to bed
Once a day
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Brush at least twice a day – in the morning and especially at bedtime.
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A: B:Brush only the teeth you see when you smile
Brush the front teeth and chewing surfaces of back teeth
$1,000What parts of the mouth must be brushed?
C: D:Brush your front teeth
Brush all surfaces of the teeth, tongue and gumline (where the teeth and gums meet).
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Keep brushing all areas of the teeth – front, back and chewing surfaces.
Don’t forget the tongue and gumline (where the teeth and gums meet).
You’re on your way to
a Million
Dollar Smile!
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A: B:30 seconds At least two minutes
$2,000Brushing removes plaque.
How many minutes should you brush?
C: D:1 minute 5 minutes
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Brush at least twice a day for two minutes with toothpaste that contains fluoride.
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$4,000Replace your toothbrush about every three months.
What kind of toothbrush bristles are best for your teeth?
C: D:Medium Soft
Bristles
A: B:It’s not important Hard
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A soft bristle toothbrush will not wear away tooth enamel and gums.
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$8,000How often should you floss?
C: D:At least once a day Never, it’s not important
A: B:Once a week Once a month
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Daily flossing removes plaque from the sides and in between teeth
where toothbrush bristles can not reach.
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$16,000A mouth guard prevents broken or chipped teeth and
also protects lips, tongue and jaw from injury when playing sports.
The American Dental Association recommends wearing
a mouth guard for which sports?
C: D:Lacrosse, Soccer, Gymnastics
All of the above
A: B:Football, Field Hockey, Basketball
Wrestling, Boxing, Martial Arts
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Playing any contact sport without a mouth guard could cause injury to teeth, gums, lips and jaw.
Guard that winning smile by wearing a mouth guard!
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A: B: 20 to 40 minutes
$32,000Sugary foods and drinks feed the bacteria that cause tooth decay.
The bacteria make acids that attack tooth enamel. How long do acid attacks last?
C: D:
5 minutes
10 minutes 1 hour
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•Frequent acid attacks damage tooth enamel.
•Saliva helps stop an acid attack.
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• An acid attacks last about 20 to 40 minutes.
• Each new bite or sip of a sugary food starts a new acid attack.
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A: B:
A metal fitting placed on top of a tooth after a cavity has been removed
A naturally occurring mineral that is applied to teeth to reduce cavities
$64,000What are sealants?
C: D:
A plastic covering placed on chewing surfaces of back teeth to help prevent cavities
None of the above
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A sealant is a plastic covering placed on chewing surfaces of molars. Molars are the back teeth used for chewing and grinding.
Sealants are applied quickly by a dentist or dental hygienist.
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A: B:Water Apple Juice
$125,000What is the best thing to drink between meals?
C: D:Sweet Tea Milk
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• Milk contains calcium which is good for teeth and bones. It alsocontains a type of sugar called lactose. Lactose does not cause cavities as easily as other types of sugars such as sucrose (table sugar) and fructose (sugar in fruit). • Apple juice contains sugar (fructose) and citric acid.• Sweet tea contains tannic acid and sugar. Tea made without sugar is a better choice.
It is best to drink water between meals.
Water that contains fluoride is best!
Drink juice, milk or sweet tea with meals
or snacks.
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$250,000What should you do if a permanent tooth is knocked out?
C: D:Go to the dentist IMMEDIATELY.
All of the above
A: B:Find it!Hold it by the crown (top) and gently place it in milk or water (don’t scrub!)
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Find the tooth! Don’t try to clean the tooth or put it back in your mouth. Instead, put it in a container of milk or warm water…
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Look again- There is a Look again- There is a better choice!better choice!
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A: B:Pain, infection, blood clots, and swelling of the tongue, lips or cheeks
All of these choices are risks for mouth piercings
$500,000What are some of the risks of getting a mouth piercing?
C: D:Chipped or cracked teeth, inability to speak clearly, difficulty eating
Nerve damage, excessive drooling and damage to gum tissue
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Very good!Very good!Very good!Very good!• Pain, infection, blood clots, and swelling of the tongue, lips or cheeks • Chipped or cracked teeth, inability to speak clearly, difficulty eating• Nerve damage, excessive drooling and damage to bone and gum tissue
Mouth piercings may cause…
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Infected tongue
piercing
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A: B:
$1,000,000 Calcium helps build strong teeth and bones. Which food list DOES NOT contain calcium?
C: D:They all contain calcium
Dairy foods such as milk, cheese and yogurt
Oranges, strawberries and papaya
Green leafy vegetables such as collard greens, spinach, and broccoli
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Fantastic!Fantastic!Fantastic!Fantastic!These foods –
• Dairy foods such as milk, cheese and yogurt
• Green leafy vegetables such as collard greens, spinach, and broccoli
• Oranges, strawberries and papaya
contain calcium.
These foods –
• Cereal, rice, whole wheat bread, mashed potatoes
• Fish, chicken, spaghetti and sauce, roast pork, baked ham, sausage
• Cottage cheese, fruits, grape juice, cooked peas, and spinach
contain fluoride.
Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that reduces cavities in children and adults.
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You were ALMOST a You were ALMOST a millionaire!millionaire!
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Office of Oral HealthFamily Health Administration
Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Contact information:410-767-5300
Oralhealth@dhmh.state.md.us201 W. Preston Street, 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
Special thanks to LHS for creating the initial “Millionario” template, downloaded from www.tes.co.uk/resources on 11/01/10.
Additional oral health education materials are available at:www.fha.state.md.us/oralhealth/
This program is strictly intended for educational and non-commercial purposes only.
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