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Patient Dental Health Education Brochures

Historical brochures and pamphlets that were created and/or generally distributed by the American Dental Association, 1929-1978, concerning dental topics of interest to dentists, the dental consumer and dental patients. Most of these publications were sold/distributed through the ADA’s catalog and none are currently in use.

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Flossing Can Be Fun! Number Four in a Series (1972)

American Dental Association
Happiness is a healthy mouth (1972)

American Dental Association
I'm going to the dentist (1972)

American Dental Association
It's Up To You! (1972)

American Dental Association
Nutrition and dental disease (1972)

American Dental Association
Remove the Plaque! (1972)

American Dental Association
Smoking and Oral Cancer (1972)

American Dental Association
Toothbrushing Tips (1972)

American Dental Association
What about fluorides? (1972)

American Dental Association
What happened to Mike? (1972)

American Dental Association
What is plaque? (1972)

American Dental Association
What to do after extraction of a tooth (1972)

American Dental Association
Seven Warning Signs of Gum Disease (1972)

American Dental Association and American Academy of Periodontology
Orthodontics questions and answers (1972)

American Dental Association and American Association of Orthodontists
Casper the Friendly Ghost Presents Space-Age Dentistry (1972)

Harvey Famous Cartoons
Between You and Me… Is Your Smile (1971)

American Dental Association
Do Your Gums Bleed When You Brush Your Teeth? (1971)

American Dental Association
Effective Dental Health Education: Planning Suggestions for Dental Societies (1971)

American Dental Association
Missing Teeth: Have missing teeth replaced (1971)

American Dental Association
Smoking and Oral Cancer (1971)

American Dental Association
Splurge! Buy a New One. (1971)

American Dental Association
Working With The Schools: Some Suggestions for Dental Societies (1971)

American Dental Association
Your Child's Teeth (1971)

American Dental Association
Your New Dentures (1971)

American Dental Association
They're your teeth... You can keep them (1971)

American Dental Association and American Academy of Periodontology