ACFF Pan-European Chapter
Image file: ACFF Infographic 2018 According to a recent European survey of dental patients by the Pan-European Chapter of the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future, almost half of dental treatments could be avoided by routine […]
The Pan-European Chapter of the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) is marking its five year anniversary by highlighting the important recent milestones in their journey towards achieving their goal and ensuring that each child […]
The Pan-European Chapter of the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future released a data review summarising results from four years of investigation into public opinions and attitudes towards their teeth, oral health and dental caries highlighting […]
The Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future introduces change management strategies to support key stakeholders with the efficient adoption of Europe’s first, and long-awaited caries curriculum, working towards a preventative approach in dentistry. Key representatives from […]
Following debate and discussion prompted by a focused, day long pre-ORCA Symposium in July 2015, the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future Pan-European Chapter, the Platform for Better Oral Health in Europe, the European Association of […]
Over 60% of Europeans admit to consuming more sugar than recommended, and need more help to understand the impact this is having on their oral health. These are some of the new findings released today […]
International dental experts have backed the aims of the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) in calling for a new pan-European approach to the recording, classification and management of caries. The experts acknowledged that current […]
European dental experts from the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) have endorsed the new World Health Organization (WHO) sugar guidelines as an important step towards beating tooth decay. During a recent meeting in Rome, […]
“Changing our dietary habits to reduce sugar intake is essential in preventing tooth decay and improving general health” – this is the message from the Alliance for a Cavity-Free Future (ACFF) Pan-European Chapter in order […]
Tooth decay is causing over a half of people in Europe to be embarrassed about their teeth, preventing them from smiling. Furthermore, 67 per cent reported suffering from toothache or severe discomfort as a result […]
