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Working could be bad for your teeth

With British adults working increasingly long hours at the office and juggling the demands of family life, it seems that certain important tasks such as visiting the dentist or cosmetic dentistry specialist fall to the bottom of the to-do list.

Recent research from the British Dental Health Foundation has found that, despite the fact that two million people have taken days off work due to poor oral health over the past five years, less than half (43 per cent) of British workers are allowed to take paid time away from their job to visit the dentist.

As a result, nearly a third visited a dental health professional in their own time or took holiday when a visit was required, while 13 per cen...

Charlize Theron suffered tooth loss as a child

17th May 2012

Any adult who's ever suffered from tooth loss due to dental problems or other health conditions will know just how self-conscious it can make you.

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Dental fraud proving a problem for NHS

16th May 2012

Ministers have called for an overhaul of the dental system after an official investigation revealed that dentists have claimed more than £70 millio...

Beat bad breath with good dental care

15th May 2012

Many of us will have experienced the odd bout of bad breath, but if this is a consistent problem or if it is causing you embarrassment it may be ti...

British adults not brushing for long enough

14th May 2012

Despite the fact that increasing evidence has suggested poor dental care is linked with serious illnesses such as cardiovascular disease and mouth ...