Oral health
Latest Stories
‘Shocking survey’ shows four in five teachers provide students with toothpaste
As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, new research shows that the majority of teachers are now providing…
Oral health
Contemporary Hygienist – paying attention to patient learning styles
This month, Claire Berry and Faye Donald discuss the importance of learning styles, what each one is, and how understanding…
Oral health
Migraines linked to poor oral health, research shows
Research has found that oral health issues can cause migraines, and resolving dental problems can get rid of them. Oral…
Health & research
Toothbrushing classes set for schools in Essex and Suffolk
Supervised toothbrushing in schools has been put forward as part of a package to improve early years’ oral health. Under…
Oral health
Children’s oral health in England is ‘national disgrace’, says head of royal college
The poor state of children’s oral health highlights the widening inequalities in child health across England. This is according to…
Oral health
It’s time to get excited again about dental hygiene!
Kayley McCauley shares with readers why and how she is poised to help fellow dental hygienists and therapists get the…
Oral health
Sponsored
Target for smoke-free England by 2030 ‘will be missed by nearly a decade’
The current target for a smoke free England by 2030 will take an extra 10 years to achieve, according to…
Oral health
New Zealand bans cigarettes for future generations
New Zealand has passed legislation that will gradually phase in a tobacco ban from next year. The law, which was…
Oral health
Disrupting plaque biofilm
The final instalment is a series of articles focused on biofilm – this article investigates the latest evidence in relation…
Oral health
Sponsored
Smoking levels drop as vaping increases, data reveals
The number of UK people smoking cigarettes has dropped to the lowest level on record – more people use e-cigarettes,…
Oral health
Biofilm and periodontal disease
The second in a series of articles focusing on plaque biofilm, this instalment explores the issue of symbiosis and dysbiosis,…
Oral health
Sponsored
Embracing education in the brave new world of GBT
Harry Morris explores why far-sighted and responsible dental companies need to put supporting clients with educational opportunities ahead of product…
Oral health
Sponsored
Migrant communities have unequal access to dental services
Migrant communities have an unequal access to dental treatment, sparking calls for better integration of healthcare. Published in BMC Public…
Oral health
What is biofilm? An updated evidence base
The first in a series of three, this article considers the basics of biofilm, taking the reader on an evidence-based…
Oral health
Sponsored
Vaping linked to a higher risk of tooth decay
Patients who use vaping devices are more likely to develop decay, new research has found, showing a ‘significant difference’ in…
Oral health
Are toothpaste tabs the future? – the pros and cons
Lottie Manahan weighs up the pros and cons of toothpaste tabs – and why they might just be the future.…
Oral health
Almost half of the world’s population suffer from oral health diseases
Almost half of the world’s population suffer from oral diseases, a new report has revealed. The Global Oral Health Status…
Health & research
‘Shocked beyond belief’: tongue cancer survivor on her diagnosis
A tongue cancer survivor has spoken out about her unbearably agonising treatment, how she got her control back and her…
Oral health
Contemporary Hygienists – the importance of being assertive
How assertive are you? This month Claire Berry and Faye Donald discuss the benefits of developing an assertive communication style…
Oral health
Stay updated with relevant information about this webinar