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Sugary food and drinks cause bacteria on teeth to produce harmful acid that rots them. This can lead to painful toothache, low confidence and poor health. Follow this guidance to keep mouths, minds and bodies healthy.

Oral Public Health Specialist

North Somerset Council

Public Health, Post Point 11, Castlewood, Tickenham Road, Clevedon, BS21 6FW

catherine.wheatley@n-somerset.gov.uk

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