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700,000 urgent dental appointments announced | Oral Health Foundation
21 FEB 2025 - Health Minister Stephen Kinnock has announced hundreds of thousands of people across England will soon be able to access urgent and emergency dental care as the government and NHS roll out 700,000 extra urgent appointments.
Heart Month 2025: Getting to the heart of dental health | Oral Health Foundation
1 FEB 2025 - This February, the Oral Health Foundation invites you to explore an often-overlooked connection: the one between your heart and your mouth. While many people are aware of the importance of a healthy lifestyle to prevent heart disease, few realise how closely linked oral health is to cardiovascular wellbeing.
National Toothache Day: the hidden dangers of ignoring tooth pain | Oral Health Foundation
7 FEB 2025 - Toothache might seem like just a minor inconvenience, but it can be a sign of something far more serious. That’s why, on 9th February – National Toothache Day, we want to highlight why tooth pain should never be ignored and what you can do to protect your smile.
Love your smile this Valentine’s Day: 7 top oral health tips for a healthy, happy smile | Oral Health Foundation
Valentine’s Day is a time to show love and appreciation to the special people in our lives, and what better way to spread the love than by taking care of the one thing that can brighten up anyone’s day – your smile!
Festive drinks sugar shock: the Christmas coffees that could be ruining your teeth | Oral Health Foundation
02 December 2024 - As the holiday season kicks into gear, high streets are filled with the enticing aroma of hot chocolates and Christmas coffees. But behind the festive cheer lies a hidden danger: the staggering sugar content in these popular beverages.
Dental recovery plan unlikely to deliver target of 1.5m additional treatments | Oral Health Foundation
27 NOV 2024 - According to a new report from the National Audit Office (NAO), the dental recovery plan launched in February 2024 with the aim that "everyone who needs to see a dentist will be able to," is unlikely to deliver an additional 1.5 million treatments by March 2025.