If we have a problem with our tooth, it’s really a sign that things could go wrong later on’ -Dr Steven Lin  The Global Burden of Disease Study 2019 estimated that oral diseases affect nearly 3.5 billion people worldwide. Poor dental health impacts our general health and can negatively affect an individual’s ability to eat, speak and socialise normally. As such, oral health is crucial for an improved quality of life and well-being in society.  It might be surprising for some to learn that, in England, tooth extractions are the most common reason for hospital admissions among children aged 6-10-year-olds,... Read More