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Members of the Oral Health Association of Kenya conducted a free dental clinic at Mirera Primary School in Naivasha. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]
The Oral Health Association of Kenya (OHAK) has raised the red flag over an upsurge in dental fluorosis cases in urban centres across the country.
The Association has attributed the rise to the use of borehole water, leading to the crisis mainly among children under 10 years.
This emerged during a free dental clinic at Mirera Primary School in Naivasha, ahead of the Association's 32nd scientific conference at Lake Naivasha Resort.
