Proactive health care starts in the mouth

ORA Your Dental Health Assistant

ORA – Your Dental Health Assistant

Ask about your teeth, mouth, dental treatment, prevention or finding the right help.
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What would you like to know?
Open ORA and ask about dental problems, prevention, treatments or finding the right help.
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Ask about a dental problem

Toothache, bleeding gums, broken teeth, dentures, children's teeth, treatments and everyday oral health questions.

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Find the right help

ORA can help explain what you can do now, what to watch for and when you may need professional dental care.

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Watch a useful video

Ask a question and ORA can suggest a short video or Dental Health Service resource relevant to what you want to know.

Understand  •  Prevent  •  Monitor  •  Find the right help
ORA provides dental health information and guidance. It does not replace an examination or diagnosis by a dental professional. If you have severe swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or another medical emergency, seek urgent help.

EMERGENCY ADVICE

This ORA assistant for dental pain is based on the trusted Scottish Clinical Development Programme widely used during COVID. Updated March 2026.
It does not replace seeing a dentist, but it can offer useful guidance when you need help deciding what to do next. You may need a Google account to access Ora, the video link is on the teeth4life channel, and the podcast on the DHS podcast.

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Digital dentistry. Delivered Differently

Prevention devices

Retainers, Bleaching trays, Gum shields,

Save your scan

Retainers and gum shields get lost or grubby. Order a spare now, and we can store your scan for future use.
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Types of Dentures

Full and partial replicas, new partials, flexable and cosmatic options

Types of Dentures

We can now print an exact replica of the denture you now use, it will just look fresher.
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Prevention while asleep

Prevent tooth loss through night grinding Or sleep loss of your partner

Stress and Snoring

There are multiple types of devices available, some need clinical adjustment. Discuss with your dentist or Doctor.
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MONITOR YOUR TEETH TRADITIONALLY

GUM TEST BPE

DISCLOSE TEST

MOUTH CANCER TEST

SMIFF TEST

MONITOR YOUR TEETH DIGITALLY

Using current AI Digital X rays tools we can

  •   Detect early tooth decay
  •   Monitor changes over time
  •   Support clinical decisions
  •   Provide clearer visual reports for you
AI tools improve with age and don’t get tired
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Health Beyond the Mouth

Small habits. Whole-health benefits.

Your mouth is part of your body, and many of the everyday habits that protect your oral health also support your general health.

Our aim is to signpost you to trustworthy health information and appropriately trained professionals. Small, achievable changes in areas such as diet, activity, smoking, sleep and self-care can build into healthier habits over time.


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Oral health
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Reduce risks

These links take you to independent health organisations and professional directories. Dental Health Service does not diagnose medical conditions and inclusion of an organisation does not imply endorsement of an individual practitioner.

To Help Improve Dental Access for the Vulnerable

Helping the vulnerable

This evolving site offers clear, practical guidance to help care-home residents and all carers. Please share with anyone who may benefit.

Satisficing

Choosing a solution that’s good enough to meet real needs — without chasing the “perfect” (and often expensive) solution.

We Secure Your Dental Data

We secure your digital dental data in secured servers. with access limited to authorized personnel only.

Your information is secured by advance security measures.To ensure safety and confidentiality
By openly sharing what works and what doesn’t, in both clinical care and technology

we can shape a Health Service that empowers people to be proactive and prevent the two most widespread — and avoidable — diseases.

We need a dental act that embraces innovation for 2026, not exacerbates health inequality.

Antony Smith BDS DPDS Dec 2025

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