Available in Simplified Chinese, Hindi, Te Reo Māori, Samoan and Tongan.
Shows types of disease-causing germs that can be carried on your hands, as well as the easiest ways to prevent the spread of germs: wash and dry your hands correctly or use hand sanitiser.

Shows types of disease-causing germs that can be carried on your hands, as well as the easiest ways to prevent the spread of germs: wash and dry your hands correctly or use hand sanitiser.

Shows types of disease-causing germs that can be carried on your hands, as well as the easiest ways to prevent the spread of germs: wash and dry your hands correctly or use hand sanitiser.

Gives information on which toothpastes for children meet the recommended level of fluoride from the Ministry of Health. Revised August 2019.

Revised October 2020.
Looks at dental and oral health and care of teeth, including the importance of good diet in preventing cavities and tooth decay. Illustrated with short captions in English. Designed for new migrants. MoH code HE1524.

Shows snack foods and drinks that are tooth-friendly, and others to only have occasionally to be kind to your teeth.

Shows snack foods and drinks that are tooth-friendly for under fives, and others to only have occasionally to be kind to your teeth.

Details the proper handwashing technique, for use generally and in the event of infectious disease (145 x 105mm).

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Revised October 2020.
Explains the free dental/oral health service available until eighteen. Includes advice on cleaning and looking after teeth. MoH code HE2248.

Revised August 2020.
Information for teenagers about free dental/oral health care, including how to access it, what happens at an appointment and the benefits of regular check ups for your teeth. MoH code HE2399.

Promotes the free basic dental/oral health services available from birth to eighteen to ensure healthy teeth. Revised December 2012. MoH code HE2266.

Promotes the free basic dental/oral health services available from birth to eighteen to ensure healthy teeth. Revised December 2012. MoH code HE2269.

Shows photos to identify stages of tooth decay in children’s teeth. Includes good dental/ oral health tips for how to keep your smile healthy. Actual title: It’s easy to protect your family’s smile.

Shows photos to identify stages of tooth decay in children’s teeth. Actual title: It’s easy to protect your family’s smile.

Information on the proper handwashing technique.

Designed to assist primary and intermediate school teachers teach about the importance of being sneezesafe around colds and flu.

Promotes key messages on germs, infections, washing, and basic hygiene. Designed for use with adults. Reprinted April 2020. MoH code HE2500.

Promotes key messages on basic hygiene. Suitable for use in schools. Revised June 2017. MoH code HE1125. Formerly titled “Clean As.”

Gives suggested healthy habits that can protect everyone from getting germs or spreading germs at home.

Free within our distribution area.
Shows information on how to keep your teeth healthy and good dental/oral health.

Free within our distribution area.
Gives information on how to keep your teeth healthy and good dental/oral health.

Gives information on good oral health for babies up to 7 months including during teething.

Gives information on good oral health for children and babies over 7 months.

Gives information on good oral health for pregnant women.

Gives information on good oral health for toddlers and pre-school children, including finger and dummy-sucking.

Gives information on good oral health for school-aged children up to 8 years.

Describes how to make your own fluoridated drinking water using fluoride tablets available from a pharmacy.

Gives advice on the importance of washing hands for 20 seconds with soap and running water, and also drying hands thoroughly for another 20 seconds. MoH code HE2525.