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Elderly mouth cancer patients at risk of hospital admission due to depression
A new study has found that elderly mouth cancer patients are at a significantly higher risk of being admitted to…
Oral health
Dental storybooks a useful tool for children with autism
The Oral Health Foundation is calling for greater use of dental storybooks to help children with autism achieve better oral…
Oral health
A strong show of support for mouth cancer action
Mouth Cancer Action Month 2016 might be over for another year, but there’s still more to be done to tackle…
Oral health
One in three confident they could beat cancer
New research reveals one in three are confident that they could beat cancer. Despite Cancer Research UK reporting that the…
Oral health
Majority of Brits unaware of a leading mouth cancer cause
Four out of five Brits (81%) are unaware that human papillomavirus (HPV) is a leading cause of mouth cancer, according…
Oral health
Golfers step up to the Moveit4smiles challenge
Moveit4smiles has helped raise £2,000 in aid of Mouth Cancer Action Month as part of its pedometer challenge. The mouth…
Oral health
Charity calls for mouth cancer survivors to be given a voice
The Oral Health Foundation is calling for mouth cancer survivors to be given a voice after many of them are…
Oral health
Is beating bad breath the key to happiness?
New research suggests that combating halitosis can dramatically increase happiness. A new study, published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene, looked…
Oral health
Mouth cancer campaign returns in a bid to reduce mortality rate
Mouth Cancer Action Month returns this November with the aim to reduce the amount of lives claimed by the disease and…
Oral health
Untreated tooth infections increase heart disease risk
A new study has found that undetected tooth infections could increase the risk of heart disease by almost three times.…
Oral health
‘GP appointments taken by patients with toothache’
Michael Watson responds to The Times story: ‘Toothache patients costs GPs £26m a year’ An article in today’s Times co-written…
Dentistry
‘Night owl’ teenagers at heightened risk of tooth decay
New research suggests that adolescents who prefer to stay up late at night are at a significantly higher risk of…
Oral health
Dental experts slam toothless, ‘watered down’ obesity plan
Leading dental associations, charities and organisations have united to voice their disappointment over the government’s Childhood obesity: a plan for…
Oral health
Sugar tax gets go ahead while Childhood Obesity Strategy labelled ‘absolute disaster’
The sugar tax has been included in the Childhood Obesity Strategy, while whole sections of the draft have been dropped. The…
Oral health
Olympians urged to take care of their winning smiles
The global spectacle that is the Olympic Games has started in Rio de Janeiro, with the world’s elite athletes descending…
Oral health
Dangers of unsafe, illegal tooth whitening highlighted
One in four people (28%) would rather purchase potentially unsafe home kits over the internet or visit illegal beauticians and…
Aesthetic dentistry
Hepatitis C infection increases the risk of developing mouth cancer
People who are infected with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) are at a greater risk of developing mouth cancer, according…
Oral health
Charity highlights risks of oral piercings
Research carried out by the Oral Health Foundation has found that, out of all oral piercings, tongue piercings top the chart.…
Oral health
#MySmileySelfie competition winners announced
The winners of the National Smile Month #MySmileySelfie competition have been announced as the staff from: St Clements Dental in…
Oral health
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