Tanden Frisk is back with the third part of our oral health blog Series. As we know, the mouth is the door of health to our bodies. This means that not only what we eat affects our bodies, but our own oral health habits have consequences on our general health as well.
The Tanden Frisk team is back and we are delivering the second part of our oral health blog series. This month, we put the spotlight on the world’s most prevalent health condition usually hidden in the darkness of oral cavities without recieving the attention that it should: dental caries. So, keep reading as you will be uncovering all you need to know about this disease and good oral health for all people matters!
Today we have good reasons to celebrate: Its World Oral Health Day! What a special occasion for the Tanden Frisk team to launch a new blog series on oral health in vulnerable population groups and how their targeted projects will look like in the future, kicking it off with an introduction today. Don’t miss!
Toothbrushing is one of the first things most of us do every morning. What we don’t think about too much though is how to make this daily habit more sustainable towards achieving the SDGs in 2030. This is sooner said than done – To help you out, our Tanden Frisk team has put together a survival guide on eco-friendly oral hygiene..
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