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17th May 2013   Oral health campaign takes centre stage at Na... >

The official launch reception of the UK's largest oral health campaign - National Smile Month - was held yesterday with smileys taking over a brand new venue.

09th May 2013   Could exams cause tooth decay?  

As pupils across the country settle into the new term, revision for SATs, GCSEs and A-Levels might not be the only cause for stress.

A recen... 

02nd May 2013   Organisations bring a smile to campaign  

The UK's largest oral health campaign is being backed by some of the nation's best-known brands.

Household names and... 

01st May 2013   Keeping your teeth healthy – without seeing... >

From today there will no longer be a need to see a dentist before seeing a dental hygienist or dental therapist for your care, whether you are treated on the NH... 

30th Apr 2013   Nation says “yes” to fluoride  

An overwhelming majority of people are in favour of fluoride in their drinking water.When asked if they are in favour of fluoride in drinking water1, ... 

25th Apr 2013   Lifetime achievement award for charity boss  

Chief Executive of the British Dental Health Foundation, Dr Nigel Carter OBE, has been awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award at this year's Dental Awards.

24th Apr 2013   Oxford team revved up for success  

Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Oral Health Promotion Team has scooped the ‘Best National Smile Month Event' at this year's Dental Awards.

23rd Apr 2013   Reducing tooth decay in children  

The British Dental Health Foundation's Chief Executive, Dr Nigel Carter has endorsed a Public/Private Partnership Programme, which aims to reduce tooth decay in ... 

22nd Apr 2013   Morning cigarette doubles cancer risk  

People who reach for a morning cigarette are doubling their risk of developing lung and mouth cancer. That's according to new research1 which suggests... 

10th Apr 2013   Sweet treats turn oral health sour  

Parents are putting the oral health of infants and young children in harm's way by giving them ill-advised foods and drinks, a new report reveals.

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