Learn moreIrish dentists warn that a sugar tax is not a ‘quick fix’ for levels of tooth decay among children
Like many countries, Ireland has been trying to deal with a high level of tooth decay among children and experts have warned that simply adding a sugar tax to...
Learn moreIrish dentists discuss sugar tax at conference
A sugar tax has been announced in the UK by British Chancellor George Osbourne and should take effect over the next two years; now the possibility of a similar tax...
Learn moreIrish student claims fluoride in water has damaged his teeth
A student from Co. Cavan in Ireland has claimed that fluoride added to the water supply in the area has damaged his teeth, staining the enamel and causing it to...
Learn moreChildren in Ireland are waiting up to four years for orthodontic treatment
New research claims that parts of Ireland have waiting lists of up to four years for children who need orthodontic treatment. The Orthodontic Society of Ireland has...
Learn moreConsumers are unsure what constitutes a healthy snack
Research carried out in Ireland has revealed that a worrying number of people are not sure what sort of snack is really bad for their teeth; most of those asked...
Learn moreIrish patients travel from South to North for better prices on dental treatment
According to The Irish Times, people in the South of Ireland are travelling north to get a better price for their dental treatment; many dental practices are...
Learn moreTooth-whitening banned for under eighteens in Ireland
Tooth-whitening treatments that use peroxide to break down enamel stains are not allowed to be used on patients under the age of eighteen in Ireland, according to...
Learn moreFlossing and crunchy foods ‘may help teeth whitening’
Eating crunchy food and gargling water could both help people to achieve a dazzling smile. Many people may long to have a dazzling smile without visiting their...
Learn moreDentists ‘urge patients to sign up’
Dentists in Ireland are urging patients to sign up for treatments. Dentists in Donegal, Ireland, are urging patients to sign up for any treatments they require...
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