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WHO calls for better use of dental nurses and hygienists to address oral health needs

Understanding anorexia and bulimia nervosa

Three quarters of countries report ‘partial or complete’ disruption of oral health services, says WHO

Dental news you’ve missed this week

Dental profession reacts to latest WHO guidance for oral health services

WHO calls for more research on COVID-19 transmission in dental practices

Wearing a face mask does not lead to a false sense of security, study finds

Oral herpes rates are falling in children, statistics reveal

Could poor oral hygiene increase the risk of COVID-19 infection?

Global face mask shortage following coronavirus is risking lives, says WHO

Worldwide shortage of face masks risks imminent disruption of dental services

‘Inadequate’ oral health action leaving 3.5 billion with poor dental health worldwide, experts say

Dental organisations support world antibiotic awareness week

Dental organisations support World Antibiotic Awareness Week

Celebrate the first World Orthodontic Health Day

Dental therapists pledge support for ‘anti-sugar’ campaign

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Dental news you’ve missed this week – 6 August 2022

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