Beckwith, Katie
[VerfasserIn];
Spencer, Andrew John
[VerfasserIn];
Brennan, David Simon
[VerfasserIn]
;
Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health
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Titel:
Oral health in South Australia 2008
Weitere Titel:
At head of title: Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health,
Enthält:
Summary -- Dental labour force -- 1. Introduction -- Caries experience and periodontal disease -- Indigenous oral health -- Use of dental services -- Social impact of oral problems -- Cost of dental care -- Dental labour force 2. Data sources -- Child Dental Health Survey -- National Survey of Adult Oral Health -- Adult Dental Programs Survey -- National Dental Telephone Interview Survey -- Dental Labour Force Data Collection 3. Caries experience -- Caries experience of children -- Caries experience of adults aged 15 years and older -- Caries experience of adults attending public dental care 4. Periodontal disease -- Calculus and gingival bleeding in children -- Periodontal disease in adults aged 15 years and older -- Periodontal disease in adults attending public dental care 5. Tooth retention and loss 6. Indigenous oral health -- Children -- Adults 7. Preventive interventions 8. Use of dental services 9. Social impact of oral problems 10. Cost of dental care -- Dental insurance -- Cost barriers to accessing dental care -- Expenditure on dental services 11. Dental labour force.
Anmerkungen:
"Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health
Includes bibliographical references (page 108)
English
Beschreibung:
"Oral health in South Australia 2008 provides a comprehensive summary of the oral health of South Australian residents. This publication was developed from a range of surveys conducted by the Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health (ARCPOH) and administrative data provided by state dental services. Information provided in this publication includes data on caries experience and periodontal diseases of children and adults, tooth retention and loss among adults, access to dental care, cost of dental care and the dental labour force. Information on the oral health of Indigenous children and adults is also provided. The publication highlights the recent increase in the level of dental decay among primary and secondary school children, the low percentage of school aged children visiting the school dental service, the extent of individual out-of-pocket expenditure on dental services, and issues with access to dentists and dental hygienists outside of the Adelaide metropolitan area."--University of Adelaide Press website