Dong-A Pharmaceutical Launches "Garglin Green Good Teeth" Campaign to Promote Children's Oral Health

Visiting Seoul Children's Centers for an Exciting Oral Health Education

Dong-A Pharmaceutical has launched an initiative to help children develop healthy teeth.

According to Dong-A Pharmaceutical on July 1, the company is conducting the "Garglin Green Good Teeth" campaign, an oral health education program aimed at first to third grade elementary school students, a critical period for establishing dental health habits. This year, the campaign will visit 26 major regional children's centers, meeting directly with about 280 children. Experts from the Korean Association of Oral Health will be invited to explain the causes and prevention of cavities, proper tooth brushing techniques, and toothbrush storage methods.

A representative from Dong-A Pharmaceutical is providing oral health education to an elementary school student. Photo by Dong-A Pharmaceutical

In particular, children will have the opportunity to learn by using Dong-A Pharmaceutical's Garglin mouthwash for children, as well as Jordan toothbrushes and toothpaste. The program also includes a session where children can naturally learn brushing habits through the animated "Gargle Song," featuring characters from the children's Garglin line.

"Children's Garglin" contains fluoride, which helps prevent cavities, and xylitol, known to support dental health. It is free from ethanol and artificial coloring, making it safe for use.

After the educational session, children who bring their old toothbrushes will receive a Dong-A Pharmaceutical oral care set as a gift, encouraging them to continue practicing what they have learned at home.

A representative from Dong-A Pharmaceutical stated, "This campaign aims to provide hands-on education for children who are vulnerable to dental health issues, helping them recognize the importance of oral health on their own. We will continue to support children in developing proper oral hygiene habits and maintaining healthy lives in the future."

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