This series of four papers reports and interprets the findings of the Adult Dental Health
Survey (ADHS), 2009, published in early 2011. This is the fifth in a series of surveys …

The 1988 UK survey shows steady and substantial improvements in adult dental health
compared with the previous national surveys. The proportion of adults with some natural …

This is the final paper in a series reporting on the results of the 2009 Adult Dental Health
Survey. Since 1968 national adult surveys have been repeated every decade with broadly …

Abstract Data from the Adult Dental Survey conducted in 2009/10 have recorded some
major changes in the pattern of oral conditions in British adults. The change in the number of …

Abstract The 1998 Adult Dental Health Survey, published this year, showed that the number
of people without teeth should fall over the next three decades, to only 4% of the UK …

The latest of the decennial surveys of the United Kingdom was undertaken in 1998 by the
Office of National Statistics in collaboration with the dental schools of the Universities of …

2 Introduct on 3.3 Total loss of natural teeth-edentulousness 3.3. 1 Percentage of adults who
were edentulous by gender and med cal card status 3.3. 2 Percentage of adults who were …

Oral health and dental care in Australia: key facts and figures 2012 (full publication; 17 May
2013 edition) (AIHW) Page 1 Oral health and dental care in Australia Key facts and figures 2012 …

Background: Australian adults reportedly have poor oral health when compared to 28 other
OECD countries. The Australian ranking was based on edentulism and caries experience …

Australia's dental generations provides a detailed snapshot of oral health in the adult
population at the beginning of the twenty-first century. Drawing on the findings from the 2004 …