Resources – Mouth care Matters
Mouth care matters
SHU Mouth care matters product information leaflet / pocket guide .SHUMCMbooklet1
Mouth care matters video – how to brush your teeth. This clear and instructive resource illustrates the appropriate way to brush your teeth. It equally illustrates the proper way to care for and brush another individual’s teeth. This is a valuable resource especially to those who must care for individuals who may need assistance.
Mouth Care matters video – How to provide care for a dry mouth.
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