Preventive oral health platform

20 to 32 Smile Check

Learn how your daily habits affect your smile.

A guided education platform for youth, parents, and dental teams. Complete a short assessment, review personalized prevention insights, and track oral health learning over time.

Learn about the project
Smiley, the 20 to 32 mascot — a happy tooth holding a toothbrush
10 quick questions
2 min to your Smile Score

Step 1

Smile Check Quiz

Choose the answer that best matches your usual routine.

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Step 2

Your Smile Results

Your score is educational, not a diagnosis. A dentist can give personal medical advice.

Smile Score
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Risk level
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Visual Risk Dashboard

Your habits snapshot

Complete the quiz to compare your result with past scores.

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Strongest habit -

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Weakest habit -

Your growth area will appear here.

Personalized Oral Health Report

Category breakdown

Scores show how each habit area supports prevention.

Recommendation Engine

    Clinical sciences and skills

    What a dentist looks for

    Educational only. This does not diagnose disease.
    Prevention and health promotion

    Personalized Prevention Plan

    Build small habits that protect teeth over time.

    Daily Oral Health Checklist

    Weekly Prevention Goals

      Achievement System

      Unlocked achievements

      Development explorer

      Tooth Development Explorer

      Select an age from 5 to 18 to explore expected teeth, erupting teeth, and teeth typically lost at that stage.

      Expected to be present -

      Select an age to view expected teeth.

      Likely erupting -

      Erupting teeth will appear here.

      Typically lost -

      Primary teeth commonly lost at this age will appear here.

      Interactive dental chart

      Hover, tap, or focus a tooth to learn what is happening at the selected age.

      Present Erupting Typically lost Later/not expected
      Select a tooth to see development details.
      Educational fact

      Mixed dentition

      Children often have a mix of primary and permanent teeth during the school-age years.

      Age-specific guidance

      Mixed dentition and prevention

      Interprofessional collaboration

      Meet Your Oral Health Team

      Explore how different health professionals work together to support oral health.

      Team role

      Select a team member

      Tap a card to learn how that professional supports children and adolescents.

      Parent and caregiver resources

      Practical guidance for families

      Concise prevention tips for supporting healthy habits at home, school, and sport.

      Public health dashboard

      Education Impact Analytics

      Use saved quiz results to identify oral health education gaps across youth participants.

      Population snapshot

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      Score distribution

      Shows where scores cluster across completed quizzes.

      Risk distribution

      Shows the percentage of youth in each risk group.

      Most common oral health issues

      Highlights the weakest education areas based on category scores.

      Demo visual

      Engagement trend

      Library-style line chart showing education activity over time.

      Demo visual

      Prevention focus mix

      Stacked chart showing which prevention topics need the most support.

      Demo visual

      Learning readiness

      Radar-style view of oral health education strengths.

      Interpretation

      Waiting for saved results

      Complete quizzes to generate public-health-style insights.

      Comment moderation

      Pending website comments

      Submitted comments will appear here before they are public.

      Project impact

      Advancing youth oral health literacy through interactive prevention education

      20 to 32 Smile Check connects preventive dentistry, education, and data-informed outreach in a format that can support children, parents, schools, and dental professionals.

      Mission: To improve oral health literacy, preventive behaviours, and long-term oral health outcomes among children and adolescents through evidence-based, interactive, and accessible education.

      Problem

      Preventable oral disease remains common

      Childhood oral disease remains one of the most common preventable health conditions.

      Goal

      Build oral health literacy early

      Improve youth oral health literacy through interactive education that makes prevention understandable, measurable, and actionable.

      Platform features

      Educational tools built into the platform

      Smile Score Assessment

      Turns daily habits into a clear prevention score.

      Personalized Recommendations

      Explains specific behavior changes based on quiz responses.

      Myth Quiz

      Corrects common misconceptions with instant feedback.

      Progress Tracking

      Shows improvement or decline across completed quizzes.

      Educational Resources

      Includes development guidance, reports, facts, and dashboards.

      Integrated oral health education

      Integrated themes demonstrated by the platform

      Clinical Sciences and Skills

      Links plaque, gingivitis, erosion, eruption patterns, orthodontic hygiene, and injury prevention to daily habits.

      Oral and Systemic Biosciences

      Explains biofilm, acid production, saliva, fluoride, inflammation, and oral-systemic health in youth-friendly language.

      Evidence-Based Practice

      Recommendations include why the habit matters and the science behind the advice.

      Prevention and Health Promotion

      Prioritizes self-management, prevention goals, streaks, and habit formation over treatment.

      Social and Cultural Oral Health

      Explores access barriers such as cost, transport, dental anxiety, and regular care without blame.

      Leadership and Communication

      Translates scientific concepts into language children, parents, and communities can use.

      Interprofessional Collaboration

      Shows how dental and health professionals work together to support oral health.

      Why communication matters in dentistry

      Turning science into action

      Children and families are more likely to act on oral health advice when it is clear, practical, and connected to daily life. This platform translates clinical and bioscience concepts into short explanations, visuals, and interactive feedback so users understand not only what to do, but why it matters.

      Live impact metrics

      Backend-powered education indicators

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      Future expansion

      Pathways for broader preventive care impact

      School outreach programs

      Use classroom-friendly activities and aggregate learning gaps.

      Community dental clinics

      Support chairside education before or after preventive visits.

      Parent education modules

      Help families reinforce brushing, diet, fluoride, and checkup routines.

      Preventive care initiatives

      Use analytics to guide targeted oral health promotion campaigns.

      Step 3

      Mini Dental Myth Quiz

      Tap true or false to get instant feedback after each answer.

      You did it

      Your Smile Certificate

      Add your name, then download or share your badge.

      Certificate of Completion

      Your name

      completed the 20 to 32 Smile Check

      0/100 Smile Score
      🏅 Badge name

      Keep building small daily habits — brushing, flossing, water, and checkups all protect your smile.

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      About this project

      Preventive oral health education for youth

      20 to 32 Smile Check is an educational project that helps young people connect everyday choices with oral health. The goal is to make prevention feel simple, encouraging, and interactive.

      🪥 Daily habits

      Brush, floss, and use fluoride toothpaste.

      💧 Smart choices

      Drink water and limit sugary snacks.

      😁 Prevention

      Checkups can catch problems early.

      Parent recommendations

      What families are saying

      Short reflections on how 20 to 32 Smile Check can support youth oral health education at home.

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      Roger Wan

      "Our 9 year old Charlie loved it and was able to see how his daily teeth habits connect to his Smile Score. It made brushing, flossing, and water after snacks feel easier to talk about at home."

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      George Liu

      "The platform turns prevention into something young patients can actually explore. The personalized recommendations are clear, age-appropriate, and useful for starting better conversations with families."

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      Anson Ng

      "I like that children can learn about tooth development, risk, and prevention in one interactive place. It helps make oral health education feel practical instead of intimidating."

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