Celebrating World Oral Health Day 2024
2024-03-20
Today, we are celebrating World Oral Health Day 2024, which focuses on the theme ‘A Happy Mouth is a Happy Body’. We hear from people
Dr. Nigel Carter
One in 10 adults more self conscious of smile after COVID-19
2021-05-19
One in 10 UK adults are more self conscious of their pearly whites following the pandemic. This is according to the latest research from the
Millennials spend three times national average on dental treatment
2020-06-09
Millennials exceed all other generations when it comes to splashing out on their smiles, a new study has revealed. Adults under the age of 35
Around two in three UK adults now use electric toothbrush, study finds
2020-06-01
Around two in three adults now use an electric toothbrush in the UK – an increase of more than 50%. This means the number of
‘Safe Brace’ campaign launches to guide patients to safe treatment
2020-03-02
A collaborative campaign has been launched to educate potential patients on safe orthodontic treatment. The Oral Health Foundation and British Orthodontic Society have come together
Charity launches mouth cancer campaign
2019-11-01
Campaigners and supporters joined The Oral Health Foundation at the Houses of Parliament yesterday as they launched this year’s Mouth Cancer Action Month The room was
Stress causing UK workers to binge on sugary treats
2019-08-21
A quarter of Brits (28%) binge on sugary foods when stressed out at work, a new study shows. Office workers (32%) are the most likely
New guidelines for denture adhesives launched
2019-06-20
The Oral Health Foundation has published a new set of global science-based guidelines for denture adhesives The new recommendations have been launched to deal with the
Dundee dental students win award for oral health prison project
2019-05-02
The University of Dundee School of Dentistry has won an award for tackling the issue of oral health for the residents of the Scottish Prison
Better Oral Care for Diabetics Could Reduce Healthcare Costs
2016-05-10
There is a reciprocal link between oral health and diabetes, as improvements in one often leads to improvements in the other. But tracking the oral
