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Providing dental support in the pharmacy.
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Often overshadowed by more high-profile cancers, oral cancer ranks as the sixth most common form of the disease globally, with cases in the UK more than doubling within the last generation.
20 Mar 2023 , 1 Min Article
Maintaining a good oral care routine has many benefits.
13 May 2022 , 15 Min Module
Support customers with information and advice on a range of oral health conditions, including tooth decay and gum disease.
15 Apr 2021 , 5 Min Article
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a severe impact on the UK’s oral health as brushing habits faltered and trips to the dentist became more difficult.
12 Mar 2021 , 5 Min Article
Maintaining a good oral care routine has multiple benefits and pharmacy teams can be on hand to advise customers.
25 May 2020 , 15 Min Module
A considerable number of people don't take good care of their teeth, putting them at risk of serious oral and general health problems.
22 Apr 2020 , 4 Min Article
Pharmacy teams are well-placed to sink their teeth into the oral health challenges described by the Oral Health Foundation in its five-year plan.
19 Mar 2020 , 5 Min Article
Maintaining a healthy and happy smile is simple, right? Here's what the experts recommend.
23 May 2019 , 4 Min Article
With the help of the National Smile Month, pharmacy teams are in the perfect position to help educate families.
20 May 2019 , 2 Min Article
Mouth ulcers and cold sores are common and can cause significant discomfort, but pharmacy teams can offer advice.
30 Sep 2018 , 15 Min Module
This Professional Assistant: Learn and Advise module focuses on dental health, including the causes and risks of decay.
02 Apr 2018 , 15 Min Module
Where are the main opportunities to improve the oral health category?
08 Jun 2017 , 3 Min Article
Lots of children in England don't visit a dentist each year, and the rate of dental decay in young children remains high.
22 Feb 2016 , 5 Min Article
