Treasure Tower

4-SELECT TOWER

Kids Per Week:  20-49 Kids

Display:      Holds up to 550 toys

Height:       116.84 cm/46 inches

Selection:   4 Canisters

Capacity:    Up to 135 toys per canister 

TT Width:   30.48 cm/12 inches

Base:        45.72 cm/18 inches square

(swivels - fits anywhere)

Colours:     Red-Yellow-Charcoal

Paint:         Powdered Paint

Chassis:     Cold Rolled Steel

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Kids Per Week: 50 Kids or more

Display:      Holds up to 1100 toys

Height:       149.86 cm/59 inches

Selection:   8 Canisters

Capacity:    Up to 135 toys per canister 

TT Width:    30.48 cm/12 inches

Base:        45.72 cm/18 inches square

(swivels - fits anywhere)

Colours:     Red-Yellow-Charcoal

Paint:         Powdered Paint

Chassis:     Cold Rolled Steell

April is Oral Health Month – Your Role as a Dental Team


April is Oral Health Month, which makes it the perfect time to remind your patients — and yourselves — about the importance of daily oral care, preventive dentistry, and patient education. As dental professionals, you play a key role not only in treating dental issues, but in preventing them through education, recommendations, and encouragement.


Oral Health Month is a great opportunity for your entire team to focus on prevention, patient communication, and reinforcing good home care habits.


Your Role in Patient Education

Every team member contributes to oral health education:


Front Desk

  • Encourage patients to book re-care appointments
  • Mention Oral Health Month promotions or reminders
  • Provide oral health brochures or product information

Hygienists

  • Review brushing and flossing techniques
  • Recommend specific products
  • Educate patients on gum health and plaque control
  • Discuss diet and oral health

Assistants

  • Reinforce home care instructions
  • Show patients how to use floss, interdental brushes, or water flossers
  • Help explain treatment and prevention

Dentists

  • Discuss oral health and overall health connection
  • Encourage preventive care
  • Recommend products and home care routines

When the entire team reinforces the same message, patients are more likely to follow through.


Oral Health Month Talking Points for Patients

Here are simple messages you can all share with patients during April:


  • Brush twice a day for 2 minutes
  • Floss daily
  • Replace toothbrush every 3 months
  • Drink more water
  • Reduce sugary snacks and drinks
  • Keep regular dental appointments
  • Use recommended oral care products
  • Healthy gums do not bleed
  • Prevention is easier than treatment


Promoting Oral Health Products

Oral Health Month is also a great time to talk to patients about home care tools that can improve their oral health, such as:


  • Electric toothbrushes
  • Water flossers
  • Interdental brushes
  • Fluoride toothpaste
  • Sensitivity toothpaste
  • Mouth rinses

Many patients want to improve their oral health but don’t know what products to use, so your recommendations are very important.


Oral Health Month Ideas for the Office

Some ideas you can do as a team:


  • Oral health product displays
  • Patient giveaway bags
  • Kids colouring sheets about brushing
  • Social media posts
  • Staff oral health challenge
  • Replace your toothbrush reminder campaign
  • Oral health tip of the week
  • Smile photo board


Final Reminder



Oral Health Month is a great reminder that prevention, education, and teamwork are the foundation of what you do every day. Every conversation you have with a patient about brushing, flossing, diet, or home care products can make a difference in their long-term oral health.

Healthy patients start with a team that cares about prevention.

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April Is Oral Health Month


Why Your Smile Deserves Attention This April

April is Oral Health Month, a perfect reminder that a healthy smile is about more than just teeth — it’s an important part of your overall health and well-being. Good oral hygiene helps prevent cavities, gum disease, bad breath, and can even reduce the risk of other health problems such as heart disease and diabetes.



Taking care of your teeth doesn’t have to be complicated. Small daily habits can make a big difference over time.


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