Learn moreOne in four school children still suffer from tooth decay in the UK
According to new figures, although tooth decay in general is on the decline, a quarter of school children still develop cavities before they start primary...
Learn morePublic health officials tackle tooth decay in Liverpool
A new public health campaign aimed at reducing the levels of tooth decay among children in Liverpool has been announced; health officials in the city are said to be...
Learn moreSouth Yorkshires children have high levels of tooth decay
According to data release by the Health and Social Care Information centre, more than 6,400 children in Yorkshire were admitted to hospital with tooth decay...
Learn moreDentists in India find link between obesity and tooth decay
Researchers in India are suggesting that they have discovered a strong link between childhood obesity and tooth decay. Dentists at the Dental Council of...
Learn moreSleeping with your mouth open could lead to decay
According to new research, sleeping with your mouth open could be as bad for your teeth as fizzy drinks because it can cause decay. The study, which has been...
Learn moreYorkshire Schools start daily tooth brushing club
In an effort to help children in South Yorkshire improve their dental hygiene, ten special support schools in Sheffield have introduced daily tooth brushing clubs...
Learn moreLeicester children have the highest rate of tooth decay in England
According to a new report, over half of five-year-olds in Leicester have some level of tooth decay, which puts the city at the top of the table when it comes to...
Learn moreAlmost half of adults admit to not brushing their teeth before bed
According to new research carried out with 10,000 volunteers, almost half of adults don’t bother to brush their teeth in the evening, with most giving the excuses...
Learn moreAdding fluoride to water could save the NHS millions of pounds
New research has suggested that adding fluoride to drinking water could save the NHS millions of pounds that is currently being spent on dental treatment, as well...
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