Amount of five-year-olds with rotting teeth rising in parts of England – data
The figures relate to five-year-olds with any enamel and/or dentinal decay and show that 37 of children in the most deprived areas are affected.
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Pendle one of worst in North West for child tooth decay
The data shows a clear North-South divide, with the three highest percentages (not including London) all in northern England.
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Nearly a third of children have rotting teeth in London
Nearly a third of five-year-olds in London have dental decay, new figures suggest. The British Dental Association said there ...
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Children in Lambeth have lowest rate of rotting teeth in London
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M0012858: Henry VIII at the Act of Union of the Barbers Company and the Guild of Surgeons
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The sixth annual report of the Chinese Hospital, at Shanghae, from January 1st, to December 31st, 1852 / by the Committee.
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