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    Guideline On Oral Healthcare for Children From 0 - 8 Years Old

    Guideline On Oral Healthcare for Children From 0 - 8 Years Old

    4/13/2018 1:19:24 PM

    In response to the annual World Oral Health Day March 20, CarePlus want to raise awareness of oral hygiene, especially for children.

    Parents should keep their teeth strong and long-lasting when they do not have teeth until they grow the first. Because it helps permanent teeth growing in the right position, helping kids having a healthy and beautiful smile in the future.

    For more detail, parents are invited to listen to the sharing and "Instructions on how to take care of teeth for children 0-8 years old" by Dr. Pham Thi Hong Van (Dr. Dentistry - CarePlus International Clinic)

     

     

     

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