Billion Healthy Mouths Club

Dental hygienist Tabitha Acret from Australia: “When a patient comes in, I don’t just look at their teeth, but I try to find out why their mouth looks the way it does.”

Dental hygienist Magdalena Gocoł from Poland: “My daily challenge is making patients aware of how professional hygiene contributes to oral health.”

Dentist Fumihiko Kimura from Japan: “Prevention means extending the longevity and healthy life-time.”

Periodontist Minu Doiphode from India:
“Going to the dentist can be seen as a form of self-love.”

Chilean dentist Sergio Vergara: “We have to humanise dentistry so patients develop healthy habits more naturally.”

Dental hygienist Barbara Derham from Ireland:
“Watching patients take control of their oral health outweighs any treatment outcomes.”

Periodontist Carlos Molina from Ecuador:
“I fight against the use of hard toothbrushes. Sadly, many professionals still recommend them.”

Professor Isabel Martinez Lizan from Spain:
“The real challenge of my job is to show students a different approach to dentistry.”

Orthodontist Edward Park from South Korea:
“A dentist must be a doctor and a teacher, not just a repairer.”

Periodontist Chris Barker from Australia:
“No medical technology exists that is better than maintaining healthy teeth from the outset.”