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Dentists welcomes sugar cut in soft drinks
Leading brands who have this week announced they will be reducing the amount of sugar in their soft drinks could…
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Sugar and calories slashed in soft drinks
Leading soft drinks brands Lucozade and Ribena will reduce the amount of sugar and calories in their products by up…
Oral health
‘Facebook’ cash boost for gum and heart study
Research into the links between oral health and heart health is to get a cash injection thanks to a new…
Dentistry
Ad reveals 17 sugar cubes in cola
A hard-hitting ad campaign will expose 'hidden nastes' in everyday foods as a survey revealed 50% of people were unaware…
Dentistry
Diabetes link flags up oral health needs
Maintaining a good daily oral healthcare regime is more important than ever, warn experts. Type 2 diabetes is the latest…
Oral health
Obesity and caries impact on poor kids
That’s according to nurse researchers from the Case Western Reserve University and the University of Akron. Researchers found that as…
Dentistry
Unhealthy food taxes welcomed
According to the National Heart Forum (NHF), new duties on foods known to be unhealthy should form part of public…
Dentistry
Food labelling system gets green light
Consumers will be able to make healthier choices about the food they eat with the introduction of a new, consistent…
Oral health
Supersized drinks ban welcomed by dentists
New York’s decision to ban supersized sugary drinks highlights the threat they can pose to your gums and teeth, warn…
Dentistry
‘Traffic light’ food labelling a must, says dentist
A dental charity is supporting calls on the government to add easy-to-understand nutrition labels on food packaging. The British Dental…
Dentistry
Is the West full of unhealthy teenagers? WHO report out
Widespread inequalities mean that many young people in the WHO European Region and North America are not as healthy as…
Oral health
Women in 40s more likely to be dental phobic
Women in their 40s are more likely to be fearful of the dentist. That’s according to new Australian research. The…
Dentistry
Gum disease can break your heart
Fresh breath is a must on Valentine’s Day and not just for kissing – gum disease and mouth bacteria are…
Dentistry
Food matters: a nutritionist’s look at halitosis
Dietitian/nutritionist Anne Myers suggests your patients can find a way to fresher breath simply by changing their diet… Halitosis is…
Oral health
Sugary drinks a risk to women
Women who drink two or more sugary drinks a day may be at higher risk of heart disease and diabetes.…
Oral health
Sugary drinks a risk to women
Women who drink two or more sugary drinks a day may be at higher risk of heart disease and diabetes. That’s…
Dentistry
Oral health impacts on mums’ ability to conceive
Women who are trying to become pregnant should make sure they visit their dentist and brush their teeth regularly, after…
Oral health
Public unsure if cancer is preventable
Astudy suggests that many people are unsure about whether cancer is a preventable disease. A new study has identified that…
Oral health
Public unsure if cancer is preventable
Astudy suggests that many people are unsure about whether cancer is a preventable disease. A new study has identified that…
Dentistry
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