October is often referred to as Stoptober in the UK. It is a campaign designed to help people quit smoking and improve their health. If someone can kick the habit for these 31 days, they are five times more likely to kick it for good.

We are excited to announce our partnership with Bridge2Aid, a charity at the forefront of tackling oral health inequalities in some of the world's most disadvantaged communities.

A break, fracture or crack in a tooth can be caused by anything from biting into hard foods, tooth decay or tooth-grinding (bruxism), to accidental injury or age-related wear. Gum disease can also cause cracks in the roots of teeth.

With National Fresh Breath Day raising its mint-fragranced head upon us on August 6th, now is the perfect time to get to grips with your oral health.

On 20th March, we celebrate World Oral Health Day. Themed “A happy mouth is a happy body’” for 2024, but why is oral health such a big deal?

There’s no denying the magic of the tooth fairy. The myth of the tooth fairy has captivated the imaginations of children and adults alike for generations.

Toothache is indeed an agonising pain and one best avoided. So, in the month that marks National Toothache Day (9th February), we consider some common causes of toothache and how you can avoid them.

With February being National Gum Disease Awareness Month, we have answered your top 10 concerns (as identified by answerthepublic.com) about gum disease (gingivitis).