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This week in health – 21 December 2018
21Dec
Posted in diabetes, fitness & exercise, general health, healthcare, IBD, Irritable Bowel Syndrome - IBS, men's health, oral health, weight, women's health
It’s only four days until Christmas Day, but that hasn’t slowed the flow of health news. Instead, it seems to have spurred a number of health professionals to call for stronger actions to dissuade people from eating unhealthy foods. This … Continue reading
What Steps Are Taken in a Dental Implant Procedure?
13Mar
Posted in general health, oral health
Have you had enough of not being able to smile because you’re worried about what people think of your missing teeth? If that’s the case you would have likely already heard of how getting dental implants can give you the … Continue reading
A toothbrush is for life, not just for Christmas (but it does make a great gift)
11Dec
Posted in oral health
What are you hoping to find underneath your tree this Christmas? The latest piece of technology, a shiny new bike, perfume, something sparkly and expensive; or how about an electric toothbrush? Unlike a dog or puppy an electric toothbrush makes … Continue reading
The Most Important Lifestyle Choices for Perfect Oral Health
10Dec
Posted in general health, oral health
Oral health is just as important as your normal health and we should be making as much effort to keep our mouth healthy as the rest of our body. Poor oral health and oral hygiene can lead to a wide … Continue reading
The Most Common Dental Problems and How to Avoid Them
8Dec
Posted in general health, oral health
Oral health is one of the most common areas we have medical issues. Few of us haven’t had to have fillings and other dental treatments in our lives. Today we decided to look at a few of the most common … Continue reading
Get on top of your dental routine
2Dec
Posted in general health, oral health
Few of us actually manage to maintain our oral health as well as we would like, or perhaps should. There’s always so much to do in our lives that we often miss the little details. A recent study found that … Continue reading
Dental Care Myths You Need To Bust Right Now
27Nov
Posted in general health, oral health
Back from when we first learnt how to brush our teeth, we were always told what to do and what to avoid so that maximum oral hygiene could be maintained. These dental and oral health tips given to us by … Continue reading
How to Beat your Fear of the Dentist
23Nov
Posted in general health, oral health
Odontophobia is the fear of going to the dentist or receiving dental treatments. Anxiety towards the dentist is one of the most common fears in the UK. Roughly 20% of all adults in the UK suffer from some form of … Continue reading
Healthy Teeth: What to Eat and What Not to Eat
30Sep
Posted in general health, oral health
It is all too easy to forget that we only get one set of adult teeth that have to last us a lifetime, but we can soon get a reminder of how precious they are when we have to get … Continue reading
Providing dental care to rural communities: Kasguma, Pakistan
7Sep
Posted in oral health
There are many places around the world which have been unable to get even the most basic dental care, but what do you do when you have to provide support to over 250 thousand people over 40 miles of often … Continue reading
How much sugar is in your foods and drinks?
1Sep
Posted in oral health
Have you ever wondered how much sugar is in the foods and drinks we consume? Not many of us will take too much notice about the amount of sugars in our favourite snacks and teatime treats but maybe we should. … Continue reading
5 Sweet Swaps for Healthy Teeth This Summer
31Jul
Posted in nutrition, oral health
During the warmer months we are inundated with refreshing choices such as cooling fruit, ice lollies, and freezing cold drinks. However most of these options are packed with sugar, which in excess can cause tooth erosion and decay. We’ve spoken … Continue reading
14 Shocking things you need to know about dental health
28Jul
Posted in cancer, children's health, general health, oral health
14 Shocking things you need to know about dental health. We all know that brushing our teeth twice a day and regular visits to our dentists are the key to keeping our teeth healthy. While this is true, there are … Continue reading
Infographic – Caring for your teeth
10Jul
Posted in oral health
We have put together the following infographic with some simple Do’s and Don’ts from our fully trained oral health experts which can help you to make the difference in the long term. Enjoy and look after your teeth! Click here … Continue reading
Others play ketchup as tomato sauce is crowned king of the summer condiments
7Jul
Posted in general health, oral health
Votes are in and the British public have unanimously said we are most likely to reach for the red bottle at our barbecues this summer. Facing fierce opposition from other saucy summer stalwart’s, ketchup put the squeeze on the competition … Continue reading
Teens that skip breakfast are almost twice as likely to have bad breath
2Jul
Posted in oral health
MISSING BREAKFAST has been identified as one of the most common causes of bad breath within teenagers, according to a new report. New research published in the International Journal of Dental Hygiene has shown evidence that teens were almost twice … Continue reading
8 Essential tips to look after your teeth this festival season
24Jun
Posted in oral health
The long wait is over and this week 135,000 people will descend on Worthy Farm in Glastonbury to herald the real start of the British festival season, amongst all the partying it is important to look after yourself so we … Continue reading
Smell right and you could be lucky in love
2Jun
Posted in oral health
Smelling right could the key to landing a potential partner, results of a new nationwide survey claim. In a new poll looking to expose the UK’s biggest turn-offs when looking for a new partner, bad breath came out on top … Continue reading
Mum knows best when it comes looking after our teeth
26May
Posted in children's health, oral health
Parents pass many pearls of wisdom throughout their lifetime but its mums who seem to take the lead on how we care for our teeth, according to a new poll. More than two in three (68 per cent) of us … Continue reading
E-cigarettes – where do we stand?
28Apr
Posted in oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section The explosion of e-cigarettes to the market has seen health professionals race against time to discover whether their introduction has been for better or for worse. … Continue reading
World Earth Day and the secret life of a toothbrush
22Apr
Posted in oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section Today (22 April) is World Earth Day – a day dedicated to both simple individual acts and larger organisational initiatives that reduce carbon emissions and support … Continue reading
17Apr
Posted in oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section Hello, and welcome to April’s Word of Mouth. As spring finally crops up and an extra hour lost, it can only mean that National Smile Month … Continue reading
Jamie’s manifesto missing the mark
15Apr
Posted in oral health
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The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section Letter in response to ‘Jamie Oliver calls for a Singapore-style ban on chewing gum in public‘, published in the Independent online, 13.04.2015. After reading the article … Continue reading
Putting on a smile for World Book Day
5Mar
Posted in children's health, general health, oral health
Today, everybody at the British Dental Health Foundation is celebrating World Book Day! As a charity, we are determined to improve the oral health of children not only across the United Kingdom but all over the world. We believe in … Continue reading
No Smoking Day shines light on oral health
3Mar
Posted in oral health
A new survey of 2000 smokers by the British Heart Foundation (BHF) has found that less than one in two (44%) smokers in the UK are worried about the negative effects of smoking on their teeth, and only in one … Continue reading
29Jan
Posted in oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section. Hello, welcome and Happy New Year! Word of Mouth is back and we’re looking to start 2015 with a bang. In the first issue of the … Continue reading
22Jan
Posted in bowel, oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section When I was asked if I was doing Dry January, the thought initially made me shudder. So called ‘dryathletes’ give up alcohol for a month and … Continue reading
I’m not seeing eye to Eye with a landmark
19Jan
Posted in healthcare, oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section It attracts more than three and a half million tourists every year, can carry a maximum of 800 people at a time and it lies within … Continue reading
100% fruit juice ‘best for teeth’
2Dec
Posted in oral health
The news release was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation News Section New research suggests 100 per cent fruit juice does not cause tooth decay in children. Data from the 1999-2004 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)1 in the … Continue reading
25Nov
Posted in oral health
The blog entry was originally posted on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog Section Two members of the British Dental Health Foundation are jumping 10,000 feet to raise money for charity. Communications Manager David Arnold and Website Officer Doychin Sakutov … Continue reading
Cancer prompts marriage, travelling and thrill-seeking
10Nov
Posted in cancer, oral health
Getting married, travelling to Australia and skydiving are the three most common things Brits would do if they were diagnosed with cancer. When asked to name three things they would add to a bucket list if they were told they … Continue reading
“Two Minutes Twice a Day” with Janet Goodwin
21Oct
Posted in general health, oral health
It may be basic oral hygiene, but almost seven million of us in the UK regularly give cleaning our teeth the brush-off and admit to not brushing for two minutes twice a day. It’s hard to believe that taking four … Continue reading
Word of Mouth, Issue 23 – September 2014
13Oct
Posted in healthcare, oral health
The blog was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section. Hello, and welcome to the very latest edition of Word of Mouth. I’m delighted to announce to registration process for Mouth Cancer Action Month is now open. Running … Continue reading
2Oct
Posted in general health, healthcare, oral health
The blog was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section. We ran, clambered, and swam our way through some of the most beautiful parts of Cardiff. We surfed the white water rapids, were faxed through rolls of car … Continue reading
Oral health report encouraging, charity claims
30Sep
Posted in children's health, healthcare, oral health
The news was released on the British Dental Health Foundation News section The first national survey examining the oral health of three year old children has revealed more than one in 10 have signs of visible tooth decay. The report, … Continue reading
Five things about Boundaries for Life
26Sep
Posted in general health, healthcare, oral health
The blog was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section Last Saturday, I spent the day with Boundaries for Life at Lords Cricket Ground for the Royal London One-Day Cup Final. The group, who tours cricket grounds all … Continue reading
Taking to the skies for charity
23Sep
Posted in oral health
The blog was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section Two members of the British Dental Health Foundation are jumping 10,000 feet to raise money for charity. Communications Manager David Arnold and Website Officer Doychin Sakutov will be … Continue reading
Word of Mouth, Issue 22 – August 2014
1Sep
Posted in oral health
The blog was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section Hello, and welcome to August’s edition of Word of Mouth. August is traditionally a time where summer is in full swing and childrenand parents alike are readying themselves … Continue reading
Statins ‘help prevent tooth loss’
20Aug
Posted in healthcare, oral health
The article was released on the British Dental Health Foundation News section New research has discovered that people taking statins for general health problems were almost three times less likely to suffer from tooth loss compared to those not on … Continue reading
Smoke-free cars ‘a step in the right direction’
19Aug
Posted in children's health, oral health
The blog entry was released on the British Dental Health Foundation Blog section The proposal to ban smoking in cars carrying children is a very welcome one indeed. As mouth cancer campaigners, the British Dental Health Foundation believe the consultation put forward … Continue reading
Mediterranean diet reduces mouth cancer risk
14Aug
Posted in cancer, foot health, healthcare, oral health
The article was released on the British Dental Health Foundation News section A Mediterranean diet can halve the risk of developing mouth cancer, according to a new study. The results, published in the British Journal of Cancer1, discovered that patients who … Continue reading
Top sports stars encouraged to brush up ahead of busy summer
8Aug
Posted in oral health
Written by Dr Nigel Carter OBE for the Blog section of the British Dental Health Foundation Website We’ve had Wimbledon, the World Cup and the Commonwealth Games. With the return of the domestic football season, sports men and women across the … Continue reading
Oral health deteriorates during hospital stays
5Aug
Posted in oral health
New research suggests that oral health deteriorates during hospitalisation and is associated with an increased risk of malnutrition in older patients. Research published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology1 provides the latest evidence that oral health is being overlooked in hospitals, … Continue reading
Diabetes increases risk of head and neck cancers
29Jul
Posted in oral health
People with diabetes are at ‘significantly’ greater risk of developing head and neck cancer, according to new research. The study discovered that groups of patients with diabetes are almost 50 per cent more likely to develop the disease compared to … Continue reading
Tooth decay – what is the root of the problem?
28Jul
Posted in oral health
It was front page news in the Sunday Times, and the story continues to rumble on. The report published by the Health and Social Care Information Centre that revealed more than 25,000 children aged five to nine were admitted to … Continue reading
Biggest campaign on record leaves charity smiling
15Jul
Posted in oral health
Written by Dr Nigel Carter OBE The UK’S largest and longest running campaign to promote the benefits of a healthy mouth has been an overwhelming success. More than 3,000 organisations took part in National Smile Month 2014, organised by the British … Continue reading
National Smile Month in Numbers
11Jul
Posted in oral health
With National Smile Month coming to an end for yet another year, we have taken a look at its impact and success. The charitable campaign in 2014 was arguable National Smile Month’s biggest and best yet, and after 38 years … Continue reading
9Jul
Posted in bowel, IBD, oral health
Oral bacteria could have a role to play in the flare-up of irritable bowel disease, new research suggests. The findings, presented in the journal Oral Diseases, discovered that colitis, also known as irritable bowel disease (IBD), was aggravated by the presence … Continue reading
One in four Brits unhappy with their smile
3Jul
Posted in oral health
Smile and the world smiles with you as the saying goes, but for more than a quarter of Brits who are unhappy with their smiles this may not be the case. New research by the British Dental Health Foundation and … Continue reading
Dental phobia still rife throughout the population
30Jun
Posted in oral health
People afraid of the dentist are being reminded that dentistry has significantly changed after an alarming number of Brits say a visit is scarier than 10 of the UK’s most common phobias, a new survey reveals. Oral health charity the … Continue reading
Nation’s eating habits leave oral health charity plenty to chew on
27Jun
Posted in oral health
A NEW SURVEY looking into some of the nation’s dietary habits has left one oral health charity calling for people to think about the impact their diet can have on their oral health. The call comes as the findings showed … Continue reading
Word of Mouth, Issue 20 – June 2014
26Jun
Posted in oral health
Hello, and a warm welcome to the June edition of Word of Mouth. National Smile Month – our campaign to dramatically improve oral health in the UK – comes to a close today for yet another year. And what a … Continue reading
24Jun
Posted in oral health
Sugar is in the news again with a US movie released May 14 called “Fed Up” which highlights the damaging effects that sugar has on our health. This month is also national smile month which aims to improve the oral … Continue reading
Saliva ‘could be power source’
9May
Posted in oral health
The story is published on British Dental Health Foundation News -> Saliva ‘could be power source’ Scientists could have found a new renewable energy source – and they haven’t had to look further than our mouths. Engineers at Penn state University … Continue reading
Word of Mouth, Issue 18 – April 2014
24Apr
Posted in oral health
Hello, and welcome to the latest edition of Word of Mouth – April 2014. Now that the clocks have gone forward there is certainly a spring in the air. National Smile Month is now only a matter of weeks away, and … Continue reading
European study reveals new causes of mouth and throat cancer
9Apr
Posted in cancer, healthcare, oral health
Poor oral health and failure to have regular dental checks could increase the risk of mouth and throat cancer, according to a pan-European study. The research also suggests – based on a small number of tumour patients – that excessive … Continue reading
Go Social for National Smile Month!
7Apr
Posted in oral health
6½ Great Tips To Make Us Smile Online. 1. Get Online. Whether you’re on a computer, mobile phone or table, social media is only a click away. Get started with the two most popular sites – Twitter and Facebook. It’s so simple. You … Continue reading
Word of Mouth, Issue 17 – March 2014
31Mar
Posted in oral health
Hello, and welcome to the latest edition of Word of Mouth. Enjoy the magazine, and we will see you in April. +463
British Dental Health Foundation story
27Mar
Posted in oral health
As one of the world’s leading oral health charities, for more than 40 years the British Dental Health Foundation has strived to improve people’s lives by reducing the harm caused by oral diseases – many of which are entirely preventable. … Continue reading
Nutrition & Hydration Week 17-23 March
19Mar
Posted in acne, addiction & misuse, allergy, asthma & respiratory, children's health, dementia, general health, Irritable Bowel Syndrome - IBS, men's health, oral health, women's health
Water – did you know that it’s the best fuel for a healthy life – and in fact one of the most precious and important commodities in the world? Water makes up 2/3rds of our body and therefore it is … Continue reading
What problems could my dental health cause?
25Feb
Posted in oral health
There are new findings which support something that dental professionals have suspected for a long time – infections in the mouth can cause problems in other parts of the body. Problems which may be caused or made worse by poor … Continue reading
21Feb
Posted in oral health
Written by Amanda Oakey On Friday 28 February and Saturday 1 March the Foundation will once again roll into the NEC in Birmingham for the Dentistry Show. If you come and visit us at stand H102, you will definitely leave … Continue reading
14Feb
Posted in oral health
Men are from Mars and women are from Venus – that’s the saying we often utter to mark out the differences between the two sexes. For centuries, scientists and scholars have tried to offer some answers to this mystifying enigma … Continue reading
A shot in the arm for the HPV jab
4Feb
Posted in oral health
It is forecast to be the leading cause of a cancer more prevalent than testicular and cervical cancer combined. In the UK one in five cases of mouth cancer are associated with this virus, yet the general awareness surrounding it … Continue reading
New group to tackle obesity is sweet as sugar
29Jan
Posted in healthcare, oral health
A new group formed to tackle and reverse the growing obesity epidemic has been welcomed by the British Dental Health Foundation. Action on Sugar, formed of a number of leading worldwide experts, hopes to educate the public on the dangers … Continue reading
Hospital food must be made to meet standards
9Jan
Posted in foot health, general health, oral health
Most people believe that hospital food is poor quality – even those with no experience of it themselves, and regardless of whether their criticisms are fair in individual cases. Three of the complaints we hear most often from patients is … Continue reading
Your guide to a dentally friendly Christmas stocking
17Dec
Posted in oral health
For many people, particularly children, the perfect Christmas stocking is one consisting of chocolate, sweets and other magnificent sugary treats. But while it may be tempting to cram in the selection boxes, it’s a ploy that could give their teeth … Continue reading
Six health problems linked to bad oral hygiene
10Dec
Posted in oral health
Are you one of those people that fall victim to laziness when it comes to oral hygiene? Maybe you’ve had a long, hard day and just don’t feel like brushing your teeth before going to bed. Or perhaps you don’t … Continue reading
A deadly cocktail – tobacco and alcohol
9Dec
Posted in oral health
Through many years of publicity and awareness-raising, we all know that smoking and drinking are bad for us. Yet, despite the known dangers, both practices continue to hold high popularity. Over the last six weeks, national campaigns such as Stoptober, … Continue reading
The Grim Reality of Oral Cancer in Africa
28Nov
Posted in cancer, oral health
Mouth cancer (also known as oral cancer) is when an abnormal group of cells, known as a tumour, develops within the tissues of the tongue, mouth, lips or gums. As a dental practitioner working out in Africa for much of … Continue reading
Tackling alcohol misuse: why the dental team should help
26Nov
Posted in oral health
The number of alcohol consumers in the UK has increased substantially over the last century. Around 40 million British adults regularly consume alcoholic drinks and while many do so moderately, about 25% exceed Department of Health guidelines. For men, this … Continue reading
19Nov
Posted in cancer, oral health
As a PhD student researching cancer, I have heard time and time again the latest cancer statistics and the latest idea of how to ‘beat’ cancer. However, it never crossed my mind that I, a healthy and happy 25 year … Continue reading
Thinking about the unthinkable
14Nov
Posted in oral health
If you are unable to work because you suffer from an illness, disease or have an accident, it is important that you ensure your income is covered to protect your lifestyle and your family. Throughout your life, your expenses tend … Continue reading
How you can help to save lives with mouth cancer screenings
6Nov
Posted in oral health
Nearly 60 per cent of patients still don’t know that their dentist can check them for mouth cancer at their dental examination1. Denplan, the main sponsor of Mouth Cancer Action Month, continues to rally for free screenings in the dental … Continue reading
Mouth Cancer Action Month Launch
23Oct
Posted in oral health
Yesterday (October 22), at the House of Commons, we had the Parliamentary Launch for November’s Mouth Cancer Action Month – and what a delightful event it turned out to be! Taking place in the Members’ Dining Room, we had a … Continue reading
ADG launches free CPD module for dental health teams
22Oct
Posted in oral health
With 7,698 new cases of mouth cancer annually and death rates remaining consistently high, we are proud that the Association of Dental Groups (ADG), which represents UK corporate dental groups, is able to support the British Dental Health Foundation during … Continue reading
Head and Neck Cancer: Improving Early Diagnosis
16Oct
Posted in oral health
Today in the UK, mouth cancer kills one person every five hours. Incidences of the disease have reached in excess of 7,500 people a year, doubling within the last decade and without early detection, half of these will not survive. … Continue reading
15Oct
Posted in oral health
Organised by the British Dental Health Foundation, Mouth Cancer Action Month runs throughout November each year and aims to raise awareness of the disease including common risk factors and symptoms. At Showcase 2013, it’s the ideal time to find out more about … Continue reading
26Sep
Posted in oral health
Keeping your children’s lunchbox healthy and imaginative can be quite a challenge. Although the Government has considered banning packed lunches, with the right balance they can still pack a healthy punch. As the new school term starts, we’ve put together … Continue reading
A clearer future for tooth whitening
17Sep
Posted in anti-ageing, cosmetic surgery, oral health
When the European Council’s directive on tooth whitening was released at the end of October, clarifying that tooth whitening could only be carried out under by or under the supervision of a dentist and that the supply of tooth whitening … Continue reading
Summer foods vs good oral health – not always a breeze
20Aug
Posted in oral health
By Dr Nigel Carter OBE As a nation, we might rejoice when the summer season comes around, yet millions of holiday-makers and picnic-goers could be putting their oral health at greater risk with their summer diet. Consuming too many acidic … Continue reading
Government fails to reduce mouth cancer cases
26Jul
Posted in oral health
Following last week’s announcement that plain packaging would be put on hold, the decision to shelve minimum alcohol pricing has been met with dismay by many leading health experts. While Minister Jeremy Browne has said the policy would remain under … Continue reading
Why the fizzy drinks tax should be implemented
9Jul
Posted in oral health
Drinks packed with sugar have long been problematic to the health of the nation. The Foundation has supported a number of policies designed to curb sugary drinks consumption, including a report backed by more than 60 organisations calling for a … Continue reading
Improving our oral health: the oral healthcare programme
24Jun
Posted in oral health
Written by Louisa Rowntree Wrigley’s Extra is proud to, once again, be a Platinum sponsor of National Smile Month in 2013. Wrigley is committed to improving oral care understanding across the UK through its Oral Healthcare Programme which is why we work … Continue reading
How to keep your teeth for life
5Jun
Posted in oral health
Dental Implants Elmsleigh have starting to increase the awareness of the general public with their new graphic, ‘How To Keep Your Teeth For Life’. It’s a straight forward guide to all things teeth, giving you facts and tips on things … Continue reading
3Jun
Posted in oral health
Written by Dr Jane Butterworth We work as a close team priding ourselves in providing the highest standard of dental care. We maintain a strong preventative ethos, enabling patients to avoid future dental problems through a range of measures such as … Continue reading
Forget Wobbly Bits – What Brits Are Really Scared Of Flashing This Summer Is Their Smile!
29May
Posted in oral health
Written by: Nadia Niazi Research released today by dental aligner brand Invisalign suggests Brits should ditch the summer diet plan and invest in a ‘smile’ plan. The National Smile Month sponsor discovered it’s not wobbly body parts gnawing at a … Continue reading
Millions in danger through illegal tooth whitening
22May
Posted in oral health
20 million people in the UK are leaving themselves open to illegal and potentially harmful tooth- whitening. New survey data1 suggests more than one in four people (28 per cent) would not go to the dentist for their tooth whitening … Continue reading
Special Olympics Special Smiles
10May
Posted in oral health
I first heard about Special Olympics International and its British contingent, Special Olympics Great Britain (SOGB) a couple of years ago through conversation with a member of their Board; the eminent humanitarian Mr Philip Nathan, MBE, Board member of MedicAlert … Continue reading
23Apr
Posted in general health, oral health
Written by Dr. Daz Singh National Smile Month takes place 20 May – 20 June. It is an opportunity to educate and raise awareness of oral health matters by promoting three of the simplest messages: that people should brush their … Continue reading
Cold sores and memory skills linked
28Mar
Posted in dementia, general health, oral health
Whilst reading the Mail Online this week an article about cold sores grabbed my attention. If, like me, you suffer with cold sores, you may be suprised to know researchers have discovered you may have an increased risk of impaired … Continue reading
11Feb
Posted in oral health
Love your smile……..well ,what’s NOT to love? But then I am entirely biased as I love seeing people smile! As a Dental Hygienist for 18 years now, my job is to treat and educate patients to care for their mouths … Continue reading
4Feb
Posted in oral health, weight, women's health
We are delighted to announce that we have launched a new cosmetic surgery forum within talkwomenshealth. Talk to others about all aspects of surgical and non-surgical procedures including breast enlargements, tummy tucks, liposuction, dental implants, facials, laser therapy, thread vein … Continue reading
Health 2012: a year in headlines
31Dec
Posted in cancer, dementia, diabetes, fitness & exercise, general health, grief bereavement, heart disease, men's health, mental health, oral health, weight, women's health
In 2012 we’ve found that the standards of health reporting have – largely – improved. Where there have been health scares these have been sensibly and even-handedly reported, ‘wonder cures’ seem to have hit the headlines far less often than we’ve … Continue reading
Look out for free mouth cancer screenings at local dental practices from Denplan dentists
24Oct
Posted in oral health
By Dr. Henry Clover, Deputy Chief Dental Officer, Denplan Only 13 per cent of people ask their dentist to check them for signs of mouth cancer and shockingly almost the same amount of people have never heard of the disease1. … Continue reading
Getting My Teeth into Europe – The Better Oral Health European Oral Platform
10Sep
Posted in oral health
I was fortunate enough to recently attend the Better Oral Health European Platform – Are we taking enough care of our teeth? The case for a European oral health policy. This also launched The State of Oral Health in Europe … Continue reading
Time to say “Cherry-Oh” to sugary fruits?
23Aug
Posted in oral health
Working as an oral health educator it’s a question that comes up time and time again…. “Is fruit bad for me? It’s full of sugar!” I seem to have this put to me a lot more over the last few … Continue reading
How to keep that winning smile
10Aug
Posted in oral health
Olympic Blog – How to Keep that Winning Smile With London 2012 well under way, everyone is very excited about sports and all the medals Team GB is winning. Hopefully the whole Olympic atmosphere will result in a renewed enthusiasm … Continue reading
British Dental Health Foundation
31Jul
Posted in oral health
The British Dental Health Foundation is an independent charity that along with our global arm, the International Dental Health Foundation, is dedicated to improving the oral health of the public by providing free and impartial dental advice, by running educational … Continue reading
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