A new ADA guide walks caregivers through the basics of what they need to know to keep their children’s mouths healthy. The Pediatric Chairside Instructor:
The ADA is joining with the Henry Schein Cares Foundation on its Prevention is Power public health awareness campaign, which aims to help improve health
The ADA thanked two members of the U.S. Senate for introducing S 3597, the Promoting Dental Health Act, which would reauthorize the oral health promotion
World Oral Health Day is March 20, and the FDI World Dental Federation will begin a three-year campaign to shed light on the multifaceted aspects
Children living in the most deprived areas are twice more likely to experience tooth decay, new research shows. New data on the oral health of
The government has announced that disposable vapes will be banned to protect children’s health – but what does the dental profession think? Ella Samuel –
The ADA and The Children’s Oral Health Institute announced that registration for the winter 2024 cycle of the Lessons in a Lunch Box oral health
With tobacco use on the decline across the globe, we hear about the significant impact this will have on the dental industry. A recent report
Published today, a World Health Organization (WHO) report has found that tobacco use is declining across the globe. The findings show that one in five
The DNA of fruit bats could help researchers develop a cure for diabetes, according to a new study. This is due to their high-sugar diet
National Children’s Dental Health Month observances began with a one-day event in Cleveland and a one-week celebration in Akron, Ohio, in February 1941. Since then,
The Australian government has introduced a series of measures in an attempt to restrict the availability of vaping products. These guidelines, which came into affect
