Teeth and Healthy Eating For KS2

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This is a very educating powerpoint to year 2's and it's purpose is to make sure children brush their teeth.

There are four different types
of teeth.
molar
pre molar
Incisors and canines
Teeth are made from a hard substance called enamel

cut tear
rip
chew
What do the different teeth do?

How can I look after my teeth?
Brush your teeth twice a day
Try not to eat too many sweets
Visit the dentist twice a year

What foods are good for our teeth?

Foods that cause tooth decay

How are cavities caused?
Bacteria causes a
build up of plaque.
Plaque acid attacks the tooth The tooth eventually rots away

What are the parts of a tooth?

So what do I do to keep my teeth
healthy?
Brush regularly Visit the dentist Floss
Eat sensibly Look after your gums

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2. There are four different types of teeth. molar pre molar Incisors and canines Teeth are made from a hard substance called enamel

3. cut tear rip chew What do the different teeth do?

4. How can I look after my teeth? Brush your teeth twice a day Try not to eat too many sweets Visit the dentist twice a year

5. What foods are good for our teeth?

6. Foods that cause tooth decay

7. How are cavities caused? Bacteria causes a build up of plaque. Plaque acid attacks the tooth The tooth eventually rots away

8. What are the parts of a tooth?

9. So what do I do to keep my teeth healthy? Brush regularly Visit the dentist Floss Eat sensibly Look after your gums