A MAP has revealed where kids are most likely to have rotting teeth. The latest statistics show as many as six in 10 children ...

Dental erosion is a significant concern in oral health, characterized by the loss of tooth enamel due to acid exposure. This condition can lead to increased sensitivity, pain, and a higher risk of ...

The data shows a clear North-South divide, with the three highest percentages (not including London) all in northern England.

Dental erosion and tooth wear are significant ... that the consumption of these beverages can lead to substantial enamel erosion due to their low pH levels, which are often below the critical ...

In Plymouth alone, the figure for 2024 was 27.4%. At a regional level, Manchester has the highest percentage of ...

The data reveals that up to 12.1 per cent of children in Wiltshire have tooth decay by five, with similar figures in other South West regions.

Figures published by the Office for Heath Improvement & Disparities has revealed the extent of tooth decay in five-year-olds in Hertfordshire. Numbers show the percentage of five-year-old ...

As the distribution of teeth with higher erosion scores were highly skewed in the two diagnostic groups by type of tooth (primary versus permanent), tooth-level erosion data were subsequently ...

The proportion of five-year-olds with rotting teeth is rising in the North East, London and the South West, figures show.

The number of five-year-olds in the North East with rotting teeth is rising, as new data shows the region is one of the worst ...

Frequent snacking on sugary foods prolongs exposure to acid attacks. Instead, opt for healthy snacks like cheese, nuts, or ...