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Oral diseases and diabetes

Common chronic diseases and oral health issues could have a reciprocal and compounding impact on each other suggests a new study.

Alcohol and cancer guidance

Guidance has been issued to health care professionals in Scotland on the link between alcohol and cancer.

New tooth enamel material

Scientists have perfected a new material for mineralizing bones and teeth.

Alcohol duty scrapped

In an address to the House of Commons on September 23, 2022, chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng revealed that the planned tax increase on beer, cider, spirits and wine has been cancelled.

Scraping the sugar tax?

Tooth decay remains the main reason for hospitals admissions among five to nine year olds, according to data published by NHS Digital.

DIY dentistry poll

One in five (21 per cent) people who failed to get an NHS dentist appointment in the past year have turned to DIY dentistry, a new poll commissioned by the Liberal Democrats has revealed.

As the new prime minister, Liz Truss puts her new administration together and sets out her policies, the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) sets out its ‘Blueprint to improve children’s oral health’ – with specific guidance on how best to get paediatric dentistry in the UK back on track.

Cuts to financial lifelines

Dental professionals have warned that cuts to vital financial support for Health Service (HS) practices undermines the survival of the service.

Beware sharp objects!

June Gavin had purchased on loaf of sourdough bread from a local Marks and Spencer store. The retired primary school teacher returned home hoping to enjoy a slice of bread and butter.

Sugar tax to be axed?

In September 2022 The Guardian received exclusive information that prime minister, Liz Truss, might be planning to abolish the anti-obesity legislation. But backlash from health experts is impeding any progress.