Public Health Isle of Man has expanded a campaign to help primary school children avoid tooth decay.
Smile of Mann aims to teach good toothbrushing and healthy eating habits.
A report into children's teeth published in January showed the Island's five year olds have more tooth decay than their English counterparts.
The service will now offer fluoride varnishes twice a year and resources for new parents about baby teeth care.
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Police appealing for witnesses after vandals damage car
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The beach huts are back!
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Two rapists will appear in court in June to appeal their convictions
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No changes to screenings were suggested to Health Minister
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TT work to shut Creg Willey's Hill for a fortnight
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Proposed tourist tax for Laxey rejected by commissioners
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