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November is Mouth Cancer Action Month. A mouth sore that doesn’t heal, unusual red or white patches, or a lump should never be ignored.
Read my article in The New Times Rwanda: “Mouth Cancer: The Warning Signs You Should Never Ignore.”
🔗 newtimes.co.rw/article/40376…
#OralHealth
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Kubera iki ari ngombwa koza amenyo mu gitondo na nimugoroba?
Koza amenyo mu gitondo bifasha gukuraho ibiryo biba byaraye mukanwa mugihe utakoze isuku n'udukoko tuba twibitse mu kanwa, naho koza amenyo nimugoroba bikuraho ibisigazwa by’ibiryo byiriwe mu kanwa ku manywa.
#HealthTips
7 simple tips to keep your teeth and gums healthy:
1️⃣Brush twice a day: Brush in the morning and before bedtime using fluoride toothpaste.
2️⃣Brush for two minutes:Give your teeth enough time and use a soft-bristled toothbrush.
3️⃣Floss daily: Clean between your teeth where a toothbrush cannot easily reach.
4️⃣Drink enough water:Water helps wash away food particles and supports saliva production.
5️⃣Limit sugary foods and drinks: Frequent sugar exposure increases the risk of tooth decay.
6️⃣Replace your toothbrush regularly: Change it every 3–4 months or sooner if the bristles become frayed.
7️⃣Visit your dentist regularly:Dental check-ups help identify problems early, even when you have no pain.
Thank you Dr Nicolas for this an important reminder.
Oral health is an integral part of overall health and well-being. As advocates for better health, we must lead by example by practising the healthy habits we encourage others to adopt.
Prevention starts with us.
#OralHealth
Sometimes, we find ourselves sharing #HealthTips and encouraging others to adopt healthy habits that we don't always practise ourselves.
Recently, I visited a dental clinic for teeth scaling and cleaning, and it was a good reminder that taking care of our #oralhealth should be part of our everyday #wellness routine.
Oral health is more than just having a beautiful smile. It plays an important role in our overall health and well-being. Plaque and tartar can accumulate on our teeth, and when not properly managed, they can contribute to tooth decay and gum disease.
A few reminders for all of us:
🦷 Brush your teeth twice daily using fluoride toothpaste.
🦷 Floss daily to remove food particles and plaque between your teeth.
🦷 Limit sugary foods and drinks.
🦷 Don't wait until you experience pain or discomfort before visiting a dentist. Make regular dental check-ups part of your healthcare routine.
🦷 Consider professional dental cleaning as recommended by your dental professional.
Your oral health matters.
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To us who finally accepted that without God, we can not achieve anything in life 🥂
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Brushing teeth it's a technique not mechanical
🦷 Brushing harder doesn’t mean cleaner teeth!
It can damage your teeth and gums.
Read my latest oral health article in The New Times Rwanda and learn how to protect your smile.
📰 Article: newtimes.co.rw/article/39807…
🗞️ ePaper: epaper.newtimes.co.rw/html5/…
#OralHealth #DentalHealth
INTORE IZIRUSHA INTAMBWE🎉
Happy Birthday, Your Excellency President Paul KAGAME 🎂
BAGUFITE BABYUMVA 🇷🇼❤️
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🦷 KUKI IRYINYO RIBABAZA CYANE?
Biroroshye kwibwira ko ari "iryinyo ribi" gusa, ariko ububabare buriyongera kurushaho. Buri ryinyo rifite imitsi mito y’inyuma ihuzwa n’umutsi witwa Trigeminal nerve, umwe mu mitsi ikomeye knd yumva cyane ububabare mu mubiri wose.
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Niba ufite ububabare mu iryinyo cg mu ishinya, ikintu cya 1 ugomba gukora ni ukujya kwa muganga w'amenyo.
Ntihagire ukoresha imiti cg ibinini byo kugabanya ububabare uko ushaka, ntihagire ukoresha uduti cg ategereze ngo biraza kwijyana.
oya
GANA MUGANGA WAMENYO AKA KANYA
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Huye Rally 2026 showcases Rwanda’s growing motorsport culture as the country looks towards hosting @F1 in the early 2030s.
Through #VisitRwanda, tourism, investment and new opportunities for African youth can accelerate together!
#RwOT #InvestInRwanda
Src: @MugwizaO
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🦷 Brushing harder doesn’t mean cleaner teeth!
It can damage your teeth and gums.
Read my latest oral health article in The New Times Rwanda and learn how to protect your smile.
📰 Article: newtimes.co.rw/article/39807…
🗞️ ePaper: epaper.newtimes.co.rw/html5/…
#OralHealth #DentalHealth
Sam Cartier retweeted
🦷 Brushing harder doesn’t mean cleaner teeth!
It can damage your teeth and gums.
Read my latest oral health article in The New Times Rwanda and learn how to protect your smile.
📰 Article: newtimes.co.rw/article/39807…
🗞️ ePaper: epaper.newtimes.co.rw/html5/…
#OralHealth #DentalHealth
🦷 Brushing harder doesn’t mean cleaner teeth!
It can damage your teeth and gums.
Read my latest oral health article in The New Times Rwanda and learn how to protect your smile.
📰 Article: newtimes.co.rw/article/39807…
🗞️ ePaper: epaper.newtimes.co.rw/html5/…
#OralHealth #DentalHealth
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Niba ufite ububabare mu iryinyo cg mu ishinya, ikintu cya 1 ugomba gukora ni ukujya kwa muganga w'amenyo.
Ntihagire ukoresha imiti cg ibinini byo kugabanya ububabare uko ushaka, ntihagire ukoresha uduti cg ategereze ngo biraza kwijyana.
oya
GANA MUGANGA WAMENYO AKA KANYA
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HEALTH IN FOCUS | Women in Surgery in Rwanda 🇷🇼
Surgery has traditionally been a field where women have been underrepresented. In Rwanda, however, the story is gradually changing. women are now pursuing specialties including pediatric surgery, orthopedics and plastic surgery,..
The journey has not always been easy. A 2018 study of surgical careers in Rwanda found that women faced challenges including gender assumptions, surgical working culture, family responsibilities and the demands of the profession. At the time, women occupied only one of 20 surgical residency positions studied.
But the picture is evolving.
Today, Rwanda has women contributing across different surgical specialties, while the country is also expanding specialist training and creating a larger pipeline of future surgeons through investments in health-professional education.
This is more than a story about numbers.
It is a story about women choosing surgery, breaking new ground, building expertise and creating a path for those coming after them.
#HealthInFocus #WomenInSurgery #SurgeryInRwanda #Rwanda
Your teeth are NOT tools! 🦷🚫
> Avoid using them to open bottles, tear packets, or bite hard objects.
> Here's why you should stop this habits
#OralHealth #RwandaDentist #TeethCare #HealthySmile #DentalTips #OralHygiene #DentistInKigali #SmileRwanda #DentalCare
𝐎𝐏𝐈𝐍𝐈𝐎𝐍: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐡𝐢𝐝𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐤𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐭𝐞𝐞𝐭𝐡 𝐚𝐬 𝐭𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐬
"Using your teeth to open bottles, tear packages or crack hard objects may seem like a harmless shortcut. Yet these everyday habits can cause serious dental injuries, sometimes within seconds."
"Repeatedly biting hard objects can gradually weaken tooth structure. Small cracks may develop and worsen over time. In other cases, a single forceful bite can cause an immediate fracture. Depending on the severity, the damage may affect only a small part of the enamel or extend deeper into the tooth."
"Our teeth are designed to help us bite and chew food, not to replace the tools we use every day. The few seconds saved by using them incorrectly could result in weeks or months of dental treatment."
✍️: Samuel Mbagoroziki
newtimes.co.rw/article/39437…
























