More than half of Australian children have tooth decay
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By Timberlake Dental curated from DATABLOG – Image Courtesy of Flickr – Wesley McDonald
“New report shows high rates of tooth decay in children and outlines the disparity of oral health across Australia…”
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Commentary:
Two reports have been released, according to this article, that point to a degradation in the oral health of Australian children. The reports, based on data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, show steadily more instances of decayed, missing and filled teeth amount Australian children. Sadly, part of the picture is that some children with the worst levels in oral health are either at lower socio-economic levels or live in remote areas where regular dental care isn’t readily available. Dr. Rodney D. Chowning, Sedation and General Dentistry, Denton, TX
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