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The Oral Health Foundation is a charity working for better oral health for all.
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Trustees provide an important role for all charities, including the Oral Health Foundation, providing strategic vision and ensuring good governance.
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Being a trustee of a charity could provide an opportunity for members of the dental team to contribute to improving oral health for all.
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Arnold, D., Carter, N. & Newton, T. Supporting smiles: the role of trustees at the Oral Health Foundation. Br Dent J 238, 933–934 (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41415-025-8904-z
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