Title : Brushing Teeth is Important

General Purpose : To persuade

Specific Purpose : To persuade audience to brushing teeth

Central Idea : Having a healthy mouth is important for overall. Healthy teeth and gums

play an important part in your ability to smile, eat, speak and socialize.

I. Introduction
A. Gaining Attention There are many oral diseases caused not
brushing teeth
B. Motivating the audience Keeping your teeth clean and healthy is easy to
do.
Taking care of your teeth need not be an
onerous task. It can be as simple as 3 minutes a
day brushing your teeth in the morning and
before going to bed at night.
If your teeth are not healthy, you cant be
healthy

C. Establishing credibility Brushing your teeth will prevent tooth decay

germs from spreading
D. Preview of main ideals I wiil describe the effective of brushing teeth
II. Body
A. The Definition of brushing teeth the act of scrubbing teeth with a
toothbrush equipped with toothpaste.
B. Time to replace toothbrushes Remember to replace your toothbrush every
three to four months. Researchers have
established that thousands of microbes grow on
toothbrush bristles and handles. Most are
harmless, but others can cause cold and flu
viruses, the herpes virus that causes cold sores,
and bacteria that can cause periodontal
infections.
C. Use the right toothbrush and 1. The toothbrush should be soft
toothpaste 2. The type of toothpaste does not matter
as long as it contains FLUORIDE.
Children under the age of six should
use a low-fluoride toothpaste.
3. Fluoride in toothpaste helps to
prevent tooth decay and repair early

D. How often should I brush my teeth?
E. How to Brush
decay in the tooth enamel.
4. Brushing effectively to remove
plaque helps prevent gum disease.
Brush twice a day
in the morning after breakfast
at bedtime [in the evening] to clean off
plaque that has accumulated during the day.
1. Squeeze a pea-sized blob of toothpaste
onto a soft bristled brush
2. Brush all the surfaces of your teeth
paying special attention to where the
tooth meets the gum. This is where
plaque builds up.
3. Place the toothbrush at a 45-degree
angle to the gums.
4. Move the brush back and forth gently
in short strokes.
5. Brush the outer surfaces, the inside
surfaces and the chewing surfaces
of all teeth.
6. To clean the inside surface of the front
teeth, tilt the brush vertically and make
several up-and-down strokes.
7. Brush gently using circular motions. If
you brush too hard it can harm your
gums.
8. Brush your tongue to remove bacteria
and keep your breath fresh.

III. Conclusion - Keeping your teeth clean and healthy is

easy to do. To have clean teeth, brush
the right way every time. Brushing your
teeth will prevent tooth decay germs
from spreading.