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A dental survey of three-year-olds in England has revealed drastic inequalities, according to the Oral Health Foundation (OHF), which believes that community water fluoridation is essential to bridging the gap and is calling on the government to act.
More than 45 million British adults are at an increased risk of tooth decay, according to the Oral Health Foundation (OHF) and Colgate-Palmolive Dental Caries Awareness Survey, which found that 84% of all adults in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom’s second National Epidemiology survey of the oral health of 3-year-olds shows virtually no change since the first survey in 2013, and members of the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) say they are deeply frustrated
A combination of preventive treatments reduced tooth decay and improved the quality of life for more than 200 Indigenous Australian children living in remote Queensland, and the intervention was especially effective in reducing severe tooth decay, according to
Public policy must do more to confront tooth decay and childhood obesity, according to the British Society for Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD), especially as these conditions are more common among underserved families.
A research project at the University of Manitoba (UM) Rady Faculty of Health Sciences that will strive to reduce the high rate of early childhood tooth decay among First Nations and Métis children in Manitoba has received a
An artificial intelligence (AI) system outperformed dentists in diagnoses based on bitewing and periapical radiographs, according to a study commissioned by Pearl.
Rates of early childhood caries among Hispanic, American Indian, Native Hawaiian, and other Pacific Islander children nationwide are almost double those of white children, according to Northern Arizona University (NAU), making it the most prevalent chronic disease among
A new type pf cerium nanoparticle formulation applied to teeth at the dentist’s office could stop plaque and cavities from forming in the first place, according to researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC).
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have identified a low-cost and low-intensity intervention technique that could prevent tooth decay for thousands of children both across the United Kingdom and around the world. Nearly a quarter of 5-year-olds
