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    Healthy Teeth for Life

    Hints and Tips For Healthy Teeth

    Healthy Eating

    Cavity causing foods are those with a high sugar content. To reduce the risk of tooth decay it is important to reduce the total intake of sugary foods and the number of times sugars are eaten throughout the day.

    Healthy Drinking

    Children should drink plenty of plain tap water and limit the consumption of soft drinks, sports drinks, cordials and fruit juices which generally have a high sugar content.

    Brush Twice a Day

    It is important for kids to clean their teeth at least twice a day with a gentle but thorough brushing action using a soft brush with a small head and fluoride toothpaste. Correct regular brushing will reduce plaque build-up and tooth decay and help maintain healthy gums and teeth. Up to age eight, kids will need assistance to brush correctly, as most children lack the manual dexterity to brush correctly before eight years of age.

    Floss Daily

    Children should floss between their teeth every day to remove food and plaque from the spaces between teeth where their toothbrush may not be able to reach and clean. Supervision and assistance from an adult is highly recommended to ensure that kids adopt a daily flossing routine.

    Visit us Regularly

    It is recommended that from age two, children visit the dentist every six months for a thorough check-up. Regular check-ups from an early age reinforce good dental care and assist in reducing the need for fillings in the future.

    Wear a Mouth Guard For Sport

    It is important to play safe in all sports by protecting children’s teeth with a custom-made, professionally fitted mouth guard. Mouth guards are available in a range of colours, even team colours, and should always be worn when training and playing sport to minimise the risk of dental injury.

     
     
     
     
    Check if you're at risk

    With recent COVID-19 cases in our community, please check the public exposure sites list to see if you're at risk. 

    The public exposure list and daily update is updated regularly, so please check often to see if you have been to any of these locations and follow the advice.

    Get tested if you feel unwell

    If you have a fever, chills or sweats, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, runny nose or loss of sense of smell or taste, get tested.

    Click for testing sites. If you are an eligible vulnerable Victorian you can get tested at home. For more information click here.