HAPPY NATIONAL DENTIST'S DAY!!

HAPPY NATIONAL DENTIST'S DAY!!

March 6th is National Dentist’s Day. This unusual holiday was established to demonstrate our gratitude and say thank you to dentists everywhere.  While the majority of adults would rather do just about anything else other than going to the dentist, without those appointments, we would all have terrible oral hygiene!  That’s why we’ve created a handy list of the best ways to show you care about your dentist on National Dentist’s Day.
  • Impress your dentist on your next visit, and show them that you’ve improved your dental care regimen by brushing and flossing twice a day, every day.  Make sure you’ve got the correct toothbrush and brush your teeth for a full two minutes each and every time.
  • Smile more.  Show off those pearly whites and great dental work.  And hey, it’s even good for your health!  Did you know that smiling helps to strengthen your immune system? That’s because smiling helps your body produce white blood cells that fight illnesses.
  • Encourage reluctant friends and family to go to the dentist regularly.  According to the American Dental Association, approximately 9.9% of American adults don’t plan on going to the dentist this year and anxiety about dental visits is one of their top concerns. Your encouragement could make a real difference for loved ones struggling with this fear.
  • Educate your children on the importance of excellent oral hygiene.  Make toothbrushing fun by using a colorful toothbrush and teaching them a brushing-your-teeth song.

So for this National Dentist’s Day, send your Dentist a shout out on Social Media,  or stop by their office and say THANK YOU in person!


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