Oral Cancer Rates May Get Worse as Pandemic Limits Dental Appointments
Dentists in the United Kingdom have warned that thousands of cases of oral cancer may be going undetected as a result of millions.
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25% of UK Households Have Performed DIY Dentistry During the Lockdown
Many people in the United Kingdom have pulled out their own teeth and treated their own cavities themselves during the pandemic lockdown, according.
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OHF Calls for More Community Water Fluoridation
The Oral Health Foundation (OHF) is calling on the British government to act after a renewed push for community water fluoridation by NHS.
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Half of All UK Dentists Have Considered Leaving Dentistry Due to Their Well-Being
Half of the dentists (50%) in the United Kingdom have considered leaving the profession due to their personal well-being, according to Dental Protection’s.
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Teething Products Found With Sugar, Alcohol, and Lidocaine
Nine of the 14 teething products that are licensed for use in the United Kingdom include sucrose, alcohol, and/or lidocaine, all of which.
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1.8 Million Seniors Struggle with Urgent Dental Needs in the UK
Oral healthcare continues to be a challenge for senior citizens in the United Kingdom. At least 1.8 million people age 65 years and.
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1.8 Million Seniors Struggle with Urgent Dental Needs in the UK
Oral healthcare continues to be a challenge for senior citizens in the United Kingdom. At least 1.8 million people age 65 years and.
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A Sugar Tax Could Improve Oral Health
Sugary drinks are repeatedly named as one of the biggest culprits when it comes to poor oral health, particularly in young children. Packed.
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Poor Oral Health Costs United Kingdom £105 Million in Sick Days
Oral health problems cost the United Kingdom more than £105 million ($135.5 million) in sick days each year, says the Oral Health Foundation..
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Poor Oral Health Costs United Kingdom £105 Million in Sick Days
Oral health problems cost the United Kingdom more than £105 million ($135.5 million) in sick days each year, says the Oral Health Foundation..
