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Dentaid: The Dental Charity filling in the gaps in dental care

British Dental Journal volume 235, pages 262–263 (2023)Cite this article

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  • Dentaid The Dental Charity is one of the biggest dental charities based in the UK, providing accessible dental care to communities overseas, but also to a growing number of communities in the UK.

  • In the UK, the charity has a fleet of seven mobile dental units and trailers to provide care to vulnerable communities, such as people who experience homelessness, as well as running their BrightBites oral health promotion programme to school children.

  • As oral health inequalities are widening and disproportionately affecting socially excluded groups, the need for the work Dentaid does is rapidly increasing.

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  1. UK Clinical Director for Dentaid The Dental Charity, Consultant in Special Care Dentistry at King´s College Hospital, United Kingdom

    Natalie Bradley

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Bradley, N. Dentaid: The Dental Charity filling in the gaps in dental care. Br Dent J 235, 262–263 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-023-6187-9

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