Gentle Care, Powerful Protection: New Topical Fluoride Benefit

DeCare’s New Benefits – A Healthier Smile, A Healthier You

Why visiting your dentist and looking after your oral health helps your Chemotherapy

Chemotherapy can damage the mouth’s lining, causing sores, infections and eating/speaking difficulties, which can disrupt cancer treatment. It is recommended seeing a dentist one month before treatment begins, sharing your oncology team’s contact with your dentist, and maintaining good oral hygiene (hydration, gentle diet, avoiding alcohol/tobacco). Click to read more here.

Oral Health and Organ Transplants: Why Dental Care Matters More Than Ever

Transplant patients, often immunosuppressed, face elevated risks of gum disease, decay and infection. Proper dental exams, cleanings and coordination with medical teams are vital to avoid systemic complications and ensure transplant readiness and recovery. Read more.

Caring for Smiles on the Spectrum

People on the autism spectrum may have sensory issues, communication barriers and side-effects of medications that complicate dental care and oral hygiene. This article suggests tailored routines, sensory-aware clinics and extra support to maintain dental health, recognising that standard care may not suffice.

Extra Care for Extra Challenges (ESRD & Oral Health)

For those with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), oral health is especially important, as decay, gum disease and mouth infections can impact overall health and transplant eligibility. It’s important to remember that frequent dental monitoring, hygiene support and professional care to maintain both oral and systemic wellbeing. Click to read more here.