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How Milad Shadrooh aims to raise awareness of oral health on the road by singing and rapping

Guaranteed to get you singing: Milad Shadrooh's adaptations of chart hits with a dental slant. Image by ALXR (via Shutterstock).

Meet Milad Shadrooh.  By day, he is the linchpin of the Chequers Dental Surgery in Ascot, Berkshire.  By night, he is also a DJ.  In his free time, he focuses on his other passion of popular music, albeit with a difference.  Over the last year, he has adapted hit singles, by turning then into oral health themed songs.  After posting his first parody (Gappy, based on the Pharrell Williams song, Happy), he has become quite a celebrity on YouTube.

Are you Mouthaware? This November sees the launch of Mouth Cancer Action Month, so do get your mouth checked at the Dentist.

For Mouth Cancer Action Month, blue lip selfies is being used to raise awareness. Image by Casther (via Shutterstock).

As a leading cosmetic dentistry practice, we understand how there’s more to good looking smiles than the aesthetic side of things.  Good oral health is even more important: it is about eating and drinking healthily as well as mental health. Smoking, drinking alcohol to excess, and a poor diet are among a few triggers of Mouth Cancer.

 

Please read below our SmileSpecialist guide on the Top 10 causes of tooth decay and how to keep your teeth and gums healthy too, especially through these challenging Covid-19 times, 2022 onwards!
More snacking, comfort-eating and more home isolation has taken its Toll on the Nations Teeth & Gums, compounded with over 14million missed dental appointments in England already !!

Nothing boosts confidence better than a good smile, not least the health benefits. Image by Subbotina Anna (via Shutterstock).

Keeping your teeth healthy in the modern world can be a challenging task which is why the team at The Smile Specialist Centre Haworth W.Yorks UK, near Bradford and Leeds, have come up with some helpful facts and tips on keeping those teeth health and that smile shining.

Could water fluoridation boost the city’s dental health? Will people put others first too?

An Aerial View of Hull. Image by Neil Mitchell (via Shutterstock).

Last month, Hull City Council have agreed to strike a blow to tooth decay, by voting in favour of water fluoridation.  With the plans unanimously voted for, it aims to get Public Health England’s backing.  The city of Hull, and neighbouring Holderness will be affected by a plan, which many critics have dubbed as ‘mass medication’.

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