Derry dentist says tooth decay a ‘disease of deprivation’ with 21,000 kids’ teeth pulled in one year

Derry Journal 2024-04-04

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A former Derry dentist has described decay as a ‘disease of deprivation’ highlighting disproportionately higher levels of illness and tooth extraction in the North compared with Britain. 
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