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A simple, effective screening tool for erosive tooth wear – GSK promotes the BEWE
GSK is supporting the use of the BEWE to help combat erosive tooth wear amongst patients. Erosive tooth wear (ETW)…
Oral health
Government green paper aims to clean up oral health
Michael Watson assesses the proposals from a recent health green paper, and what it could mean for the future of…
Dentistry
Consuming too many sugary drinks increases chances of death
Consuming two or more sugary drinks a day increases the chances of dying from heart disease, bowel disease and strokes.…
Oral health
Government’s green paper and its potential impact on oral health
Michael Watson gives his thoughts on the recent launch of the government’s green paper. It must be unheard of for…
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What you’ve missed this week
Missed out on this week’s dental news? No problem, here’s what happened over the past seven days… Sugary drinks and…
Dentistry
‘Inadequate’ oral health action leaving 3.5 billion with poor dental health worldwide, experts say
‘Inadequate’ oral health response is leaving 3.5 billion people with poor oral care, dental experts are claiming. A series in The Lancet is…
Dentistry
Tackling high sugar content in baby food
A nutritional survey of baby food on sale in Europe has shown that a high proportion of products contain high sugar levels…
Dentistry
Sugary drinks and fruit drinks linked to increased cancer risk
Drinking 100ml of sugary drinks every day could increase cancer risks by 18%, a recent study shows. A French study looked…
Oral health
Calls for sugar in baby foods to be restricted
The amount of sugar in baby food should be restricted, the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) says. It…
Oral health
Tooth extractions still the most common hospital procedure for children
Almost nine out of 10 tooth extractions amongst children in hospital are down to preventable tooth decay. Data from Public Health…
Dentistry
Nutrients in cranberries and blueberries could prevent tooth decay
A new study published in the European Journal of Oral Sciences suggests that a handful of dark-coloured berries may lower…
Dentistry
Children in England consuming more than a year’s worth of sugar in under six months
Children in England consuming double their recommended sugar intake, new figures from Public Health England (PHE) show. Children aged four-10…
Oral health
A split decision
The additional money raised by the sugar tax is just going to go back into Government hands and not help…
Blog
Regenerate at home remineralisation regime
Enamel erosion is increasing in prevalence and incidence and affects people of all ages. A recent study showed that in…
Dentistry
A child in England has a rotten tooth removed every 10 minutes
A child in England has a tooth removed in hospital every 10 minutes, research from Public Health England (PHE) shows.…
Oral health
Fruit flavoured teas and drinks can lead to tooth erosion
Tooth erosion can be influenced by how people eat and drink as well as what they eat and drink, research shows.…
Oral health
Toothbrushing not enough to protect children’s teeth from sugary snacks
Toothbrushing alone cannot protect children’s teeth from the damage caused by sugary food and drink snacks. A study, published in…
Oral health
Half of children’s sugar comes from unhealthy snacks and drinks
Half of children’s sugar intake comes from consuming unhealthy snacks and sugary drinks, Public Health England says. It goes on…
Oral health
Fruit juices and smoothies causing ‘substantial tooth erosion’
Fruit juices and smoothies could be leading to irreversible damage to the nation’s teeth, the Oral Health Foundation has warned.…
Oral health
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