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On the 16th April 2022 we'd raised £60 with 1 supporters in 35 days. But as every pound matters, we're continuing to collect donations from supporters.
Improve user functionality of App, and video presentations. Add remote booking- Teledentistry, plus multilingual, and user history.
by Tony Smith in Bristol, England, United Kingdom
On the 16th April 2022 we'd raised £60 with 1 supporters in 35 days. But as every pound matters, we're continuing to collect donations from supporters.
Like many dentists my age, I retired due to being disillusioned with the widening disparity of oral health care, which in my opinion, is far worse now than when I qualified in 1982.
I can be found at my virtual practice on the App via My Dentist, Bristol, teeth4life. This introduction is a selfie during a Covid lockdown. You may not currently find your dentist on the App, but with your help, we may all have a trustworthy health monitoring resource free at the point of delivery and accessed 24/7 on your phone.
I created the Teeth4Life App to help Dental Care Professionals (DCPs) who do not get the support and recognition for the excellent care delivered. To download the App, go to the first website I made initially for carers, care4teeth.org.
Not everyone wants to spend hours providing cosmetic care for the few - the majority of the general public wants oral health care. While the government announced, "Prevention is better than cure" in 2018, this didn't include anyone with any erupted permanent dentition, that is, ages six and above. Nothing will last longer in the mouth than the natural teeth we were born with.
The Teeth4LifeApp works by helping to save time and money and helping to prevent dental pain. It encourages everyone to take ownership and responsibility for their dental health, which is directly related to an individual's general health. Most of us know the difference between high and low numbers of BP and BMI, but are you aware of your BPE score?
Your BPE (Basic Periodontal Examination) is a screening system dentists use to monitor your oral health. A poor score indicates more likely general health issues as well as early tooth loss.
Tooth decay is preventable and not deadly; however oral cancer is. It's the sixth most common cancer and is largely avoidable. The Teeth4Life App can help nudge you into monitoring yourself for this deadly disease. Like most cancers, early diagnosis improves outcomes. The mouth is the sentinel of your body, and you can monitor yourself following the advice available in the App. Oral cancer can progress rapidly, so regular self-checks similar to those for breast cancer are beneficial.
Teeth4Life allows users to set a monthly reminder and helps users identify what to look for. It is a free, trustworthy video resource to help you save time, money, and pain with your teeth.
"Save a life SHARE teeth4life".
You can also upload the App from the QR code here. It could be in a doctor's surgery, or next to the multitude of toothpaste in the supermarket. Anywhere, for anyone with teeth. Next time you see your dentist, ask for your BPE.
For more details as a DCP and how to customise the teeh4life App for free, go to the supporting website,teeth4life.org.uk.
These are three products you may not find in the supermarket, and I think of value. These are the video explanations for the Biomin Toothpaste, the Triple Bristle Brush, and disclosing tablets.
Please make a reward is a donation to help develop the App, as there is no central funding for this, as explained in the video in the App "child GA prevention". Even better, download the teeth4life App, use it, share it, and provide your feedback.
Over the last four years, I have researched the App through my patients, as well as the profession. The App isn't perfect, but with your support, it can only improve. The advice follows our government's document on "Delivering Better Oral Health", but in a video format that I hope you find more accessible.
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