Dental Health Foundation, Ireland

19/06/2026

The Dental Health Foundation is delighted to be featured in this month’s edition of Irish Pharmacy News.

https://www.dentalhealth.ie/news/dental-health-foundation-featured-in-irish-pharmacy-news/

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Dental Health Foundation Featured in Irish Pharmacy News The Dental Health Foundation is delighted to be featured in this month’s edition of Irish Pharmacy News. Our article, “Holiday proof your …

19/06/2026

Men, it’s time to give your oral health the attention it deserves.

Studies consistently show that men are more likely to neglect their oral health, increasing their risk of tooth decay, gum disease, and other dental problems.

Research conducted on behalf of the Dental Health Foundation (DHF) in March 2025 appears to support these findings, revealing that men are less likely than women to:
✔️ Visit the dentist at least once a year
✔️ Brush their teeth before bed
✔️ Floss or use interdental brushes daily
✔️ Be concerned about the impact of ageing on their oral health

Small daily habits can make a big difference. Regular dental visits, brushing twice a day, and cleaning between your teeth are key steps towards maintaining a healthy smile for life.

18/06/2026

Check out this fascinating article from The Guardian with everything you need to know about sugar.

https://www.theguardian.com/food/2026/jun/14/everything-you-need-to-know-about-sugar-from-how-much-you-should-consume-to-some-of-its-50-disguises

Fructose, glucose, sucrose. Lactose, maltose, dextrose. Treacle, molasses … honey! The sweet stuff is everywhere, in everything from colas and cakes to fruit and veg. Are some forms healthier than others? And what about artificial sweeteners?

17/06/2026

Mouth. Mind. Body. It’s all connected.
You can’t separate oral health from overall health — your mouth is the gateway to your body. Inflammation, gum disease, and oral infections can affect heart health, diabetes, and even mental well-being. Let’s care for the whole body, starting with the mouth.

16/06/2026

15/06/2026

Men’s Health Week is a reminder that good health is built through everyday habits.

Small actions taken consistently can have a lasting impact on your wellbeing – including looking after your oral health.

Healthy teeth and gums are about more than just your smile. Regular dental visits, effective daily cleaning, and using the right oral health products can help prevent problems before they start.

You can also download or order our free Men’s Oral Health postcard to share key tips and encourage better daily habits.

Our Men's Oral Health message is simple:

"Men – Choose the Right Tools for Your Teeth."

✔️ Use a toothbrush that suits your needs
✔️ Clean between your teeth every day
✔️ Attend regular dental check-ups
✔️ Make oral health part of your overall health routine

https://www.dentalhealth.ie/resources/educational/mens-oral-health-postcard/

This Men’s Health Week, take one positive step for your health today. Every step forward matters.

12/06/2026

Next week is Men’s Health Week, a time to focus on the small steps that can make a big difference to your health and wellbeing.

This year’s core message to men everywhere is simple:

"Take One Step at a Time"

Whether it's booking a check-up, getting more active, talking about your mental health, or improving your oral health, every positive step counts.

🎥 Join The HSE for their Men’s Health Week webinar on Monday:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BHM8-3lhRLGxxPMTFw0eLA #/registration

Take one step today. Progress, not perfection.

Join us at the start of Men’s Health Week to hear from a range of speakers who will share their insights and experience on the key theme for the week, One Step at a Time – progress not perfection. Guest speakers include: Poet and Mental Health Advocate, Daragh Fleming Broadcaster and Entrepreneu...

12/06/2026

11/06/2026

A healthy mouth does more than support your smile, it can boost confidence, enhance social interactions, and contribute to your overall sense of well-being.

Your oral health is often a reflection of your general health, acting as a “window” to the rest of the body. Signs such as mouth ulcers, lesions, or other changes in the mouth can sometimes indicate underlying health conditions.

Taking care of your oral health is an important part of looking after your overall health.

Learn more about what makes a healthy mouth here:
https://www.dentalhealth.ie/adult-oral-health/the-healthy-mouth/

Advice and information on good oral health

10/06/2026

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