More than one-in-two (51%) UK adults suffer from anxiety or are self-conscious about the health of their smile, according to recent research from the Oral Health Foundation.
Common oral diseases like tooth decay and gum disease are major health concerns and negatively impact people throughout their lives. The charity says they often lead to pain and discomfort, social isolation and loss of self-confidence, and they are often linked to other serious health issues.
To coincide with Sunday’s (20 March) World Oral Health Day, the Oral Health Foundation believes there is no reason to suffer. The charity wants to reassure everyone that most oral health conditions are largely preventable and can be treated in their early stages. This year, we want to inspire change by focusing on the importance of oral health for your happiness and well-being, because good oral health has a positive impact on your general health, well-being and quality of life. And that is something ...
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