Both the number and heterogeneity of those who have unfavourable dental visiting patterns and poor oral health justify claims that this is a substantial health problem argues John Spencer.The latest survey of oral health and dental care has described two worlds in Australian dentistry (Slade et al, 2007). The first constitutes approximately half of all adults who enjoy a favourable pattern of dental visiting and better oral health. The second constitutes the other half who have an unfavourable pattern of dental visiting and poorer oral health. A very similar situation has been described in the South Australian population (Ellershaw et al, 2005). Both the number and heterogeneity of those who have unfavourable dental visiting patterns and p...
Poor oral health adversely affects a person’s quality of life. Oral health and systemic health are i...
Copyright © 2006 American Association of Public Health DentistryObjective: To compare perceptions of...
A key reference for public health practitioners, policy makers and those concerned about a fair go f...
Background: Oral health has a substantial influence on quality of life and has been linked to genera...
Australia's oral health is suboptimal, particularly among disadvantaged people. One quarter of Austr...
Tooth and gum diseases affect the lives of many Australians; their job opportunities may be restrict...
Oral diseases including dental caries and periodontal disease are among the most prevalent and costl...
BACKGROUND: Why oral health status outside capital cities is poorer than that in capital cities has ...
In this report John Spencer shows that 41 per cent of health card holders avoided or delayed accessi...
Some 20 years ago, there was much speculation about improving oral health and the subsequent emergen...
Summary In 2010, 55% of 6-year-olds had experienced decay in their baby (deciduous) teeth and 48% o...
Dental diseases are a costly public health issue that disproportionately affect disadvantaged people...
Introduction: Australians living outside capital cities have poorer oral health. This study aims to ...
Oral health cannot be isolated from physical or mental health and should form part of comprehensive ...
RJ Cane, * DR Butler† This paper reviews the problem of socio-economic health inequalities and highl...
Poor oral health adversely affects a person’s quality of life. Oral health and systemic health are i...
Copyright © 2006 American Association of Public Health DentistryObjective: To compare perceptions of...
A key reference for public health practitioners, policy makers and those concerned about a fair go f...
Background: Oral health has a substantial influence on quality of life and has been linked to genera...
Australia's oral health is suboptimal, particularly among disadvantaged people. One quarter of Austr...
Tooth and gum diseases affect the lives of many Australians; their job opportunities may be restrict...
Oral diseases including dental caries and periodontal disease are among the most prevalent and costl...
BACKGROUND: Why oral health status outside capital cities is poorer than that in capital cities has ...
In this report John Spencer shows that 41 per cent of health card holders avoided or delayed accessi...
Some 20 years ago, there was much speculation about improving oral health and the subsequent emergen...
Summary In 2010, 55% of 6-year-olds had experienced decay in their baby (deciduous) teeth and 48% o...
Dental diseases are a costly public health issue that disproportionately affect disadvantaged people...
Introduction: Australians living outside capital cities have poorer oral health. This study aims to ...
Oral health cannot be isolated from physical or mental health and should form part of comprehensive ...
RJ Cane, * DR Butler† This paper reviews the problem of socio-economic health inequalities and highl...
Poor oral health adversely affects a person’s quality of life. Oral health and systemic health are i...
Copyright © 2006 American Association of Public Health DentistryObjective: To compare perceptions of...
A key reference for public health practitioners, policy makers and those concerned about a fair go f...