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Researchers studying the bones of the last English monarch to die in battle have revealed that damage to the jaw and skull supports recorded evidence that Richard...
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A patient from Indiana has suffered dental trauma after having all of his teeth removed despite the fact he had arrived to have just three of them extracted....
Learn moreDental experts say tooth decay in Welsh children is ‘still too high’
Although there has been a drop in the number of children in Wales who have problems with their teeth, dental health experts are adamant that tooth decay is still a...
Learn moreSweets that could help prevent tooth decay are about to go on sale
A new range of sweets that could help improve children’s dental health are about to hit shops in the UK next week; the sugar-free sweets called Tingz are designed...
Learn morePolar bear undergoes dental surgery
It’s not just humans that have dental problems; even animals need to visit the dentist on a regular basis and staff at the Point Defiance Zoo in Tacoma,...
Learn moreAustralian dental patient has all his teeth removed due to soft-drink addiction
Everyone knows that drinking too many sugary soft-drinks is bad for your teeth, but one Australian dental patient has found that out the hard way, after losing all...
Learn moreHalf of Scottish primary school age children show signs of tooth decay
According to new figures released by the government, half of primary one children in some of the poorest areas of Scotland show obvious signs of tooth decay; a...
Learn morePortsmouth nursery helps kids fight tooth decay
With childhood dental problems on the rise in the UK, one nursery in Portsmouth is hoping to buck this trend by teaching the children in attendance how to look...
Learn moreStudies show that Vitamin D could reduce tooth decay
Research published in the journal Nutrition Reviews has shown that Vitamin D could contribute to a 50% reduction in tooth decay. 3,000 children in several different...
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