Raveena Is Going The Dental Way

Displaying an array of healthy whites, offsetting those painted lips, she’s ready to spout wisdom about teeth… to kiddies too. Armed with dental hygiene as her agenda, Raveena Tandon strode into the ‘IDA- Colgate’ initiative where a posse of ‘little dentists’ were awaiting her eagerly.

Clad in red, Raveena recently launched the ‘Oral Health Month’ with a focus on ‘zero cavities’.

The ‘Adopt A School’ program offers 10 students from a suburban Mumbai high school a chance to play “little dentists” and they would be lavished with the opportunity to spread the message of oral hygiene among children.

“As parents, we speak of general hygiene a lot, but we also need to take very good care of our teeth,” said Raveena. “Dental hygiene is important, because if children won’t take good care of their teeth, it will result in cavities and bad breath.”

Shedding light on the five golden rules of dental hygiene Raveena said, “Every child must know them.The first is to brush your teeth every morning and definitely every night so that no cavities are formed.The second is to change your toothbrush after every three months.The third is to go for a dental check-up after every six months.The fourth rule is to not eat any junk food.The fifth is to select a very good toothpaste that takes care of your teeth and gums in all possible ways.”

Added Raveena significantly, “Making these five golden rules of dental hygiene a habit, will ensure that it creates a great foundation for good teeth and strong gums.” Source