Posts Tagged ‘bad teeth’
60% of young children didn’t see a dentist last year
New research suggests that 60% of children aged 4 and under didn’t see a dentist last year. Analysis of NHS Digital data, which was performed by the Royal College of Surgeons, also revealed that 40% of children aged over four went without a dental check in 2018. Dental decay, which is preventable in the vast […]
New Study Shows that 1 in 4 Dread Smiling Due to Bad Teeth
A new study has found that more than 1 in 4 people dread smiling in photos due to worries about having bad teeth. Research conducted for Bupa revealed that 28 percent of people refused to show their smile in selfies and photographs on social media because they were worried about their teeth looking unattractive, while […]
5300 Year Old Ice Man Goes To The Dentist For The First Time
Otzi, the 5,300 year old ice man, has been for his first dental check-up; scientists have examined the prehistoric man’s teeth and the findings were shocking. Researchers examined the ice man’s teeth and were shocked at the incredibly poor state of Otzi’s oral health. He had a broken front tooth, which was probably associated with […]
Having Bad Teeth Affects Confidence and Wellbeing
A new survey has revealed that having bad teeth has mental health implications, as well as physical. The research, which was carried out by Oasis Dental Care, revealed that 70 percent of people who have bad teeth feel that it has had a negative impact on their lives; this accounts for over 9 million people. […]
Lack of Dental Care Impacts on Self-Esteem
Most people are aware that missing out on regular dental appointments increases their risk of developing dental diseases, but struggling to get a dental appointment can also impact on self-esteem and confidence. Statistics show that 45 million Americans do not have dental insurance and it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a dentist who offers […]
