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Effective Prevention Strategies
We provide evidence-based prevention rooted in dental expertise directly to schools and homes where it is needed most.
Dentist-Led School Visits
GDC-registered dental teams deliver engaging education and fluoride varnish applications directly in your school. • Evidence-based fluoride varnish programmes • Interactive oral health education sessions • EYFS-aligned activities and resources • No burden on teaching staff
School Dashboard Integration
Teachers access our digital platform to support supervised brushing and track pupil progress. • Simple school dashboard for staff • Supervised brushing programme tools • Individual pupil progress tracking • Seamless integration with school routines
Family App Connection
Children take home gamified tools that make daily brushing exciting and educational. • Interactive characters and rewards • Home brushing streak tracking • Parent progress insights • Dentist-approved guidance
Ongoing Support & Monitoring
We provide continuous support and data insights to schools, families, and local authorities. • Real-time engagement analytics • Population health insights for LAs • Teacher training and ongoing support • Parent guidance and tips
Teacher Satisfaction
5/5
5
Clarity of oral health education
5
Quality and usefulness of resources
5
Student engagement during sessions
5
Ease of communication with MDBuddy team
5
Overall planning and organisation
"Really good, children really engaged. App looks really good, will definitly be reccomending."
Year 1 Teacher
Broadbottom Primary
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Supported by over 132 dental professionals and assessed in 6 pilot schools!
#1 Cause of Hospital Admissions
Tooth decay remains #1 reason for hospital admissions in children aged 5-9 (OHID, 2024)
10.7%
of 3 year olds in England (whose parents gave consent for this survey) had experienced tooth decay.
23.7%
5 year old children in England in this survey had experience of dentinal decay.
3x
Children in deprived areas are 3x more likely to need extractions.