Sugar is Destroying Your Child's Smile. How to fix it?
"... brush your teeth in the day to keep your friends; and brush your teeth at night to keep your teeth"
Habits turn good health into (a lifetime of) great health! Taking care of our teeth and dental health directly impact your physical health. Your dental health can strengthen your immune system – make sure you keep your immune system working optimally by taking care of your mouth!
Our guest this week is Oral Hygienist, Natasha Swart, and she explains in detail why the food we eat, the (energy) drinks we consume, the vaping we do, and our brushing habits can be the vital difference between illness and health, later in life.
Brought to you by Epi-Max Baby & Junior - Our Family, for Your Family. Sponsored by Curaprox and supported by Jacaranda FM.
ABOUT NATASHA SWART
Natasha Swart is the Education and Events Manager for Curaden South Africa, where she combines her passion for oral health with her expertise in training and event management. With a background as an oral hygienist and further studies in business, Natasha has dedicated her career to advancing dental education and building strong connections within the oral healthcare community.
In her role at Curaden, Natasha develops and delivers innovative training programs, workshops, and events that empower dental professionals and students with the latest evidence-based knowledge and hands-on skills. She oversees national educational initiatives, such as iTOP (Individually Trained Oral Prophylaxis), ensuring that practitioners receive world-class training in preventive dentistry. Natasha also manages large-scale events and conferences, creating engaging platforms for collaboration between industry leaders, dental professionals, and educators.
Known for her dynamic approach and people-first mindset, Natasha is committed to raising awareness about the vital link between oral and overall health. She excels at creating impactful learning experiences, fostering professional networks, and supporting the next generation of dental practitioners.