Background: Indigenous Australians have been reported in a range of studies to have worse health than non-Indigenous Australians. Among health care card holders, a financially disadvantaged group eligible for public-funded dental care, oral health may also be worse among Indigenous persons. The aims of this study were to examine the oral health of Indigenous compared to non-Indigenous adult public dental patients in terms of caries experience and periodontal status, controlling for age and gender of patient, type of care and geographic location. Methods: Patients were sampled randomly by state/territory dental services in 2001–2002. Dentist
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comObjective: To describe oral health i...
Copyright © 2004 Public Health Association of AustraliaObjectiveHealth Card holders are a financiall...
Aims: The aim of this study was to describe the impact of oral health conditions among a convenience...
The definitive version can be found at www.blackwell-synergy.comBackground: Indigenous Australians h...
Background: Historically, Indigenous Australians experienced poorer oral health than non-Indigenous ...
BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to describe the caries experience and severity of periodontal ...
OBJECTIVE: To describe the reported oral health behaviours and perceptions of Indigenous Australians...
Objective: To identify all evidence about the prevalence and severity of clinically measured caries ...
Few studies have examined dental caries experience in Aboriginal adults. The objectives of this stud...
Background: Indigenous South Australians carry a disproportionate burden of dental diseases, with ap...
Indigenous Australians have poorer oral health than other Australians. Indigenous people suffer from...
Robust oral health epidemiological information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults is s...
This report presents findings from adult patients receiving public dental care. Patients eligible fo...
Objective: To compare clinical oral health outcomes between a birth cohort of young Australian Abori...
The objective was to compare absolute differences in the prevalence of Indigenous-related inequaliti...
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comObjective: To describe oral health i...
Copyright © 2004 Public Health Association of AustraliaObjectiveHealth Card holders are a financiall...
Aims: The aim of this study was to describe the impact of oral health conditions among a convenience...
The definitive version can be found at www.blackwell-synergy.comBackground: Indigenous Australians h...
Background: Historically, Indigenous Australians experienced poorer oral health than non-Indigenous ...
BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to describe the caries experience and severity of periodontal ...
OBJECTIVE: To describe the reported oral health behaviours and perceptions of Indigenous Australians...
Objective: To identify all evidence about the prevalence and severity of clinically measured caries ...
Few studies have examined dental caries experience in Aboriginal adults. The objectives of this stud...
Background: Indigenous South Australians carry a disproportionate burden of dental diseases, with ap...
Indigenous Australians have poorer oral health than other Australians. Indigenous people suffer from...
Robust oral health epidemiological information for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults is s...
This report presents findings from adult patients receiving public dental care. Patients eligible fo...
Objective: To compare clinical oral health outcomes between a birth cohort of young Australian Abori...
The objective was to compare absolute differences in the prevalence of Indigenous-related inequaliti...
The definitive version is available at www.blackwell-synergy.comObjective: To describe oral health i...
Copyright © 2004 Public Health Association of AustraliaObjectiveHealth Card holders are a financiall...
Aims: The aim of this study was to describe the impact of oral health conditions among a convenience...