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.
New Captain of Parish announced in the South
Arbory has announced a new Captain of the Parish.
Island in for big midge season this year
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Daily closures on section of TT course this month
Part of the TT course in the west of the Island will see daily road closures later this month.
Plans for airport EV charging bays up for decision
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Island meningitis risk is low, says health minister
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Boxer Fury comes out of retirement again tomorrow
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Views wanted on who gets public sector housing
The government's launched a public consultation on proposed changes to how public sector housing is allocated.
DOI doesn't know cost of cycle lane
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