The government says it's committed to improving dental health for children.
A dental health survey which was completed last year found that 26.6 per cent of five year olds on the Island have experienced poor oral hygiene.
Deputy Director of Public Health Dr Ross Keat says tooth decay is preventable, and delivering effective prevention measures can make a real difference.
Public Health Isle of Man says that kids should avoid sugary snacks between meal times and brush their teeth twice a day.
School shutting for Storm Eowyn
Schools will close tomorrow during near-hurricane winds.
RNLI warning about Eowyn selfie peril
Don't risk your life for a storm selfie, say volunteer lifeboat crews.
No bin emptying in Castletown, Arbory and Rushen tomorrow
Binmen in the south of the Island say there'll be no services tomorrow.
Braddan Roundhouse shut for Eowyn
Braddan's Roundhouse will closed tomorrow after the Met Office issued a red weather warning.
Milkmen won't bottle out over storm!
The Island's creamery says its milkmen will be delivering as normal before Storm Eowyn hits tomorrow.
Douglas teacher used AI to make indecent images of students
A teacher has admitted using AI to turn photos of students into indecent images.
Free sandbags to prevent flooding during Eowyn
The Department of Infrastructure says anyone worried about flooding during tomorrow's storms can pick up free sandbags.
Ramsey announces town hall and civic amenity site closure tomorrow
Ramsey Commissioners say they've called off bin emptying on Friday because of Storm Eowyn.
