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Fifth-grader Lydia Mikhail (second from left) and Smilemobile pediatric dentist Priscilla Wig show students the proper way to brush their teeth on a giant tooth costume worn by fifth-grader Natnael Abraham during an assembly Tuesday at Cedar Valley Community School. Hosting the assembly are Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Deon Butler (from left in background) and Sea Gals Kristal-Lynn and Pia.
 

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Published: Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Seahawks help students smile

Students at Cedar Valley Community School got to show off their knowledge of dental health during a visit by Seattle Seahawks rookie wide receiver Deon Butler, television personality Tony Ventrella and two Sea Gals cheerleaders.

The students gathered in the school gym to hear a presentation on oral hygiene Dec. 1 presented by the Seahawks and the Washington Dental Service.

The advice given by Grant, Ventrella and the Sea Gals included the following nuggets:

- Brush your teeth twice a day and every time after you eat sweets.

- Floss once a day.

- Brush teeth in an up-and-down, side-to-side and circular motion.

- Eat healthy snacks such as fruits and vegetables.

The Washington Dental Service’s Smilemobile was on the Cedar Valley campus from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4 with dentists on site to give exams and perform dental work. More than 50 students were served by the Smilemobile staff.



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