The morning rush can make it hard to fit everything in and one man in London has found a novel way to get ready for work after having already left the house; a video posted online shows a commuter brushing his teeth whilst on the Tube on his way to work. Most people would ...
READ MOREAccording to the Welsh Government and Cardiff University, children between the ages of three and six in the country have seen a marked reduction in tooth decay, with almost 60% of this age group taking part in the Designed to Smile programme last year. The initiative was set up to help reduce levels of dental ...
READ MOREHealth experts have revealed that tooth decay and other dental problems may have cost a number of athletes a gold medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games and statistics have shown that poor oral health may have affected a fifth of the athlete’s performances. The study revealed that 18% of sports men and women complained ...
READ MOREA new tooth brushing programme implemented across Scotland has led to a sharp decline in tooth decay among young children and saved £6 million in the cost of dental treatment for the under-five’s. A study carried out by the University of Glasgow showed that the initiative had reduced the cost of treating dental problems ...
READ MOREAccording to new statistics released by the Scottish Government, people in Glasgow are costing more money than the rest of Scotland when it comes to dental treatment – approximately £57 for adults and £73 for children in the last year. NHS Ayrshire and Arran came in second, with around £52 for adults and £71 for children. The cheapest place ...
READ MOREBrushing your teeth after every meal might seem like the right way to keep them strong and healthy, but dentists have warned that this can actually do more harm than good – especially if you have just eaten a rich meal, washed down with an acidic beverage. According to recent research, brushing within half an ...
READ MOREPeople who fail to maintain good oral health are more likely to need emergency dentistry in the future, Colgate has claimed.The company has stressed the importance of brushing teeth twice a day to ensure they remain strong and healthy and warn off bacteria that can lead to dental problems, the News Straits Times ...
READ MORESnacking in the middle of the night could lead to an increased risk of serious tooth damage and even loss, experts have warned. A six year study by the University of Copenhagen found that of the participating 2,217 Danes, the 173 who were categorised as nocturnal eaters lost the most teeth, the BBC reports. Nocturnal eaters ...
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