In the image-obsessed culture we live in, many people point to the smile as the first thing they notice about the opposite sex.
That is the conclusion from a recent survey co...
It will be all smiles in the House of Commons on 15 May, when national charity the British Dental Health Foundation launches the UK's largest annual oral health campaign.
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As a nation we spend just £5 each week on health1 and it's getting worse. Between 2005 and 2010, weekly household spend in the UK on health has declined by 25 per cent.
Spitting has come top of a poll to discover which bad habits are found to be the most ghastly.
One in three (35 per cent) respondents placed spitting at the top of the list w...
The British Dental Health Foundation is delighted to announce Tony Newton has been nominated as the Foundation's President elect.
Tony will succeed current president John Sie...
A new report published in the journal Diabetic Medicine has projected that the NHS's annual spending on diabetes in the UK will increase from £9.8 billion to £16.9 billion over ...
The British Dental Health Foundation is delighted to announce NHS Ayrshire & Arran's Oral Health Promotion team scooped the 'Best National Smile Month Event' at the glitzy Dental Awards...
Millions of unsuspecting Brits are endangering their oral health through poor choices at breakfast.
From hidden sugars in cereals to high levels of added sugar in fruit juice...
Leading oral health charity, the British Dental Health Foundation, has highlighted that the lack of dental healthcare for the elderly could have implications for years to come.
The UK's leading oral health charity is encouraging people to pay a visit to their dentist this April and could potentially save their life.
To coincide with Oral Cancer Awar...