Majority only visit dentist in an emergency

Only 44% of Irish people attend a dentist as a matter of routine, according to a study conducted by the Cork Dental School.

Only 44% of Irish people attend a dentist as a matter of routine, according to a study conducted by the Cork Dental School.

The other 56% of the population would only visit a dentist in an emergency, according to the research, which also found that Irish people only change their toothbrush once every year.

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