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Why Do Men Face More Oral Health Problems Than Women?
Did you know that men generally face more oral health challenges than women? In some instances, men are twice as likely as women to be affected (for example, oral cancer). Oral health affects well-being, eating, speech and appearance. It has also now been linked to heart disease, stroke, diabetes, respiratory diseases and general longevity.
How Alcohol Affects Your Teeth, Gums And Oral Health
As we move into July, many people will be considering the challenge of ‘dry July’ and ditching the drink for a solid month. For some, this is to raise money for a good cause, for others, it is just about a healthy change or taking control.
Smoking And Oral Cancer: What Every Australian Should Know
In Australia, there are about 2500 new incidents or oral/pharyngeal cancer diagnosed every year. The risk of oral cancer is about 1 in 90 for men and 1 in 200 for women.
Alcohol And Oral Cancer: How Drinking Raises Your Risk
In 2018, over 5,090 Australians received a diagnosis of head and neck cancer (which includes oral oropharyngeal cancer). As a result of this cruel disease, an expected 1,000 of these conditions will result in death, and only 2/3 of them will still be alive 5 years from diagnosis.
How Much Does Smoking Raise Your Risk Of Oral Cancer?
Cancer is a disease that has touched everyone in some way. Whether it has been a personal experience, or that of a family member or friend, it remains the second largest cause of death globally.
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