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Dear Parent/Guardian
…Kinder City… has partnered with Dental Wellness Trust (DWT) and the Luton Council to help improve oral health amongst the children by providing a supervised toothbrushing programme.
The Dental Wellness Trust is a registered charity founded in 2011 by Dr Linda Greenwall, a dentist based in North West London. The aim of the charity is to improve the oral health of children in the UK and overseas, through education of teachers, parents and the children themselves. The DWT provides supervised toothbrushing programmes directly to schoolchildren to help improve their overall health.
About the supervised toothbrushing programme:
The teachers in the school have completed a training programme taught by a trained DWT toothbrushing supervisor, in order for teachers to supervise the children’s toothbrushing.
To help make this programme a success, we would appreciate your support and consent for your child to participate in the supervised tooth brushing programme.
Toothbrushing and COVID-19
The toothbrushing programme follows the guidance set by Public Health England for infection control procedures to ensure the programme is COVID safe. The toothbrushing supervisors implement the ‘dry brushing’ model to reduce the risk of spreading infection. The individually labelled toothbrushes are stored safely. The toothbrushing zones are cleaned before and after use.
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I understand that no fee is payable for the use of images and that refusal to consent will not affect your child’s participation. I understand that I can withdraw or alter the level of my consent at any time by writing to the Kinder City, 320 Hitchin Road, Luton, LU2 7SR or email [email protected].
To help support the programme we have listed some vital information below
Top tips for brushing with your child
Other tips to care for teeth
Sugary foods and drinks can damage teeth, keep these to a minimum and try to have at meal times only. Between meals, drink water and try not to snack.
Dental examinations are vital, your child should aim to see a dentist by the time they are one year old. It is recommended that dental examinations are carried out every 6 months. If you have any concerns or questions about your child dental health, please make an appointment to see your dentist as soon as possible.