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A range of factors including awareness of the need for a check-up or recognition of a dental
problem prompts dental visits. The potential benefits of the visit are weighed against the …

Objective: To quantify the level of unmet dental access need which had been reported
locally and to provide information about the perceived need for dental treatment with …

The objectives of this paper are to give a brief description of the Australian context for its
dental care services and to discuss some of the nationally recognized issues in access to …

Background: Despite reported concern over the dental care of young adults little research
has been done on their use of dental services in Australia. The aim of this study was to …

Barriers to accessing dental care: dental health professional factors | British Dental Journal
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Between 1994 and 2008 half of all Australians visited a dentist most years and the
proportion of those who visited for a check-up increased from 46% to 55%. However, there …

Public dental clinics play an important role in delivering dental services to Australian adults
on low incomes. Our objective was to compare the accessibility of and client satisfaction with …

There are few studies of access to dental care in ethnic minority groups which have
compared their findings with those reported by the general adult population. Furthermore …

Abstract Introduction Dental access centres (DACs) were introduced in England at the turn of
the twenty-first century in response to a growing problem of access to NHS dental services …