A survey has been launched to find out more about oral health habits of 5 year olds on the Island.
It's designed to be completed by parents and carers of children in Reception and Year 1, and focuses on how they look after their teeth at home.
There are questions about brushing habits, food and drink intake and visiting the dentist.
Interim Director of Public Health Professor Hugo van Woerden says the survey will help provide a picture of the situation locally, and taking part is an opportunity to contribute to healthier teeth for our children.
All responses are anonymous, with the questionnaire being sent to parents and carers.
It must be completed by November 26.
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