World Oral Health Day falls on March 20 (that’s tomorrow) and TV9 Network and Sensodyne have joined hands to spread awareness to the people on following their “funda-dental” duties and being sensitive to oral health.
Said Raktim Das, Chief Growth Officer (Broadcasting & Digital), TV9 Network: “In the post-Covid scenario, people are prioritising health and fitness. However, oral health holds key importance when it comes to well-being as it contributes to one’s overall health and quality of life. With this idea in mind, TV9 Network has partnered with Sensodyne to spread awareness and enable people to #TakeTheFirstStep towards oral hygiene.”
Talking about the initiative, Amit Tripathi, Chief Revenue Officer, TV9 Network added: “Optimal oral health is crucial to the wellness of people of all ages. With its wide reach in seven languages, TV9 Network is well poised to help Sensodyne reach out to our viewers to disseminate the impactful message of being sensitive to oral health. With media amplification across digital and broadcast, we are spreading awareness in multiple languages.”
Added Navneet Saluja, Area General Manager, Indian Sub-continent, Haleon, manufacturers of Sensodyne: “It’s an absolute privilege to continue our partnership with TV 9’s Oral Health Summit for the second consecutive year. As an organisation committed to improving everyday health with humanity, we proudly support this significant initiative and thank all the stakeholders from various sectors including government, public health experts, and representatives from key dental forums, for joining us. I’m confident that through our collaborative efforts and collective expertise, we will be able to set the right tone for oral health in India and elevate our country’s overall health. After all, oral health, often overlooked, is intricately linked to general well-being. Additionally, with Sensodyne’s latest education campaign #BeSensitiveToOralHealth, launched this World Oral Health Day, we’re further taking forward our agenda of bolstering oral health literacy and tackling preventable oral health issues through free dental consultations across the country.”