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Children skip brushing teeth on 20 occasions each month
British children skip brushing teeth an average of nine times each week, a new survey from Oral-B shows. As part…
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Sara Hurley discusses the future of oral health in England
https://www.facebook.com/HenryScheinUK/videos/574356636669145/ Sara Hurley, chief dental officer for England, discusses the future of oral health in England with Vikki Goodall, sales and…
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Too much TV increases chances of kids developing tooth decay
Watching television for more than 90 minutes every day increases the chances of kids with tooth decay, studies show. Findings show…
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A simple, effective screening tool for erosive tooth wear – GSK promotes the BEWE
GSK is supporting the use of the BEWE to help combat erosive tooth wear amongst patients. Erosive tooth wear (ETW)…
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Tackling childhood obesity and tooth decay needs a joined up approach
Dame Sally Davies, chief medical officer, is calling for a joined-up response to tackle childhood obesity and tooth decay. In…
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Colgate is pleased to announce its exclusive educational programme being held at the BDIA Dental Showcase from Thursday 17 October to Saturday…
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Do you see patients with dentine hypersensitivity plus gum problems?
Do you see patients with dentine hypersensitivity plus gum problems? Introducing Colgate Sensitive Pro-Relief Repair & Prevent technology, a combination of…
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Vaping helps more than 70,000 quit smoking
The number of people vaping in Britain has jumped by 12.5% in the last year, reaching 3.6 million. Action on…
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The psychology of habits and oral hygiene
Fitting interdental cleaning into patients’ lifestyles is the key to forming good habits, Barry Oulton says. As dental professionals will know, interdental…
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Sugar tax works 10 times better than voluntary challenges, figures show
Sugar levels in drinks covered by the sugar tax have dropped 10 times faster than foods outside the levy. Public Health England…
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Designed to Smile celebrates 10 years improving children’s oral health
Designed to Smile, the Welsh oral health scheme aimed at improving children’s oral health, is celebrating its 10th birthday. Since its…
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Fixing together a full set of denture adhesive guidelines
Nigel Carter summarises the ‘long overdue’ publication of denture adhesive guidelines and why dentists should be encouraged to advise their…
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Better oral health care needed for hospital patients
The British Dental Association (BDA) is calling for better oral health care for patients in hospitals. A survey, published in…
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Inspiring and educating British children on oral health
In 2019, Colgate will have helped inspire and educate 1.65 million children through Colgate’s professional and schools oral health educational…
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Birmingham experiences large jump in the number of people smoking
Birmingham is seeing a large rise in the number of people who smoke, Public Health England (PHE) figures show. In…
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More than half of Brits support the introduction of a ‘pudding tax’
More than half (54%) of Brits support a ‘pudding tax’, research from the Oral Health Foundation shows. Popularity for the…
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Consuming too many sugary drinks increases chances of death
Consuming two or more sugary drinks a day increases the chances of dying from heart disease, bowel disease and strokes.…
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The Oral Health Awards – last chance to enter!
The Oral Health Awards returns for a third year and there’s only a few days left to submit your entry! They exist…
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Ultrasonic scaling trumps manual for clinician comfort
Jamini Bhadresa considers the benefits of ultrasonic scaling and why this technique leaves hand scaling behind with regards to reducing…
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