TREATMENT-HOW TO MONITOR YOURSELF
SELF-MONITORING ANIMATIONS
These short animations designed to help you monitor your health and the well-being of those you care about.Prevention is always better than cure. By staying proactive, you can save both time and money when it comes to dental care, ensuring the preservation of your teeth—essential for your smile.
Preserving your facial face is more important. Even if one were to recover from late-stage carcinoma, the social implications can be severe. Unfortunately, mouth cancer is associated with the highest suicide rates among all cancers. For all diseases early diagnosis improves outcomes.
IF IN DOUBT, CHECK IT OUT.
These short animations designed to help you monitor your health and the well-being of those you care about.Prevention is always better than cure. By staying proactive, you can save both time and money when it comes to dental care, ensuring the preservation of your teeth—essential for your smile.
Preserving your facial face is more important. Even if one were to recover from late-stage carcinoma, the social implications can be severe. Unfortunately, mouth cancer is associated with the highest suicide rates among all cancers. For all diseases early diagnosis improves outcomes.
IF IN DOUBT, CHECK IT OUT.
Some of these characters are your friends, but some compromise your immunity. Check if your bugs are friendly with the SMIFF test.
The Link Between Oral Health and Overall Well-Being
Increasingly, we are recognising the connection between oral health and general health. In the UK, when you visit a dentist, they utilise a screening process known as the Basic Periodontal Examination (BPE). Unlike measurements such as blood pressure (BP) or body mass index (BMI), there is no digital device available for self-monitoring of your oral health; this requires a dentist or hygienist to assess.
However, as highlighted in our previous video, using an incidental brush correctly can empower you to monitor and improve your dental health scores, positively impacting your overall well-being.
Increasingly, we are recognising the connection between oral health and general health. In the UK, when you visit a dentist, they utilise a screening process known as the Basic Periodontal Examination (BPE). Unlike measurements such as blood pressure (BP) or body mass index (BMI), there is no digital device available for self-monitoring of your oral health; this requires a dentist or hygienist to assess.
However, as highlighted in our previous video, using an incidental brush correctly can empower you to monitor and improve your dental health scores, positively impacting your overall well-being.
The clue is in the title, for more clinical advice and how to monitor yourself look at the next video or click this link https://www.mouthcancerfoundation.org/
This is one of a series of silent videos made suitable for a doctor’s reception area, or anywhere. We need to promote health as part of an integrated health service. To find these videos go to vimeo and search for Teeth4life and NUMED. You can download them for free. They can go in any reception video screen from a gym to a bar. Every little nudge helps reduce the burden on OUR NHS.
These are a selection of short silent videos that are a free download from Vimeo, suitable for any reception area.
