Low public awareness of oral cancer and delays in symptomatic patients presenting to
health services have been identified as contributing factors to poor survival rates. In order to …

Background Information on the impact of oral health on quality of life of children younger
than 8 years is mostly based on parental reports, as methodological and conceptual …

This article provides an introduction to environmentally sustainable dentistry and offers
perspectives on managing drivers to reduce carbon emissions and make dentistry more …

Objective: In this article we report the findings of a scoping review that aimed to identify and
summarise the range of programs and guidelines available for toothbrushing programs in …

We aimed to assess the association between the roll-out of the national nursery
toothbrushing program and a reduction in dental decay in five-year-old children in a …

Background Few studies explore how the longitudinal cumulative and combined effects of
dietary habits and oral hygiene habits relate to dental decay in very young children. Methods …

A significant amount of dentistry's carbon emissions originate from travel (64.5%). Dental-
associated travel affects air quality, releasing over 443 tonnes of nitrogen oxides (NOx) and …

Dental caries is one of the most common diseases of childhood. The aim of this study was to
compare the cost of providing the Scotland-wide nursery toothbrushing programme with …

Dental caries is a complex multifactorial disease involving interactions among the tooth
structure, oral microbial biofilm formed on the tooth surface, dietary carbohydrates, mainly …

Objectives Child dental caries is a global public health challenge with high prevalence and
wide inequalities. A complex public health programme (Childsmile) was established. We …