Background Untreated dental caries negatively impacts a child's quality of life including
overall health and wellbeing, growth and development, social interaction ability, and school …

It is well-established that remote Indigenous communities have higher rates of sugar-
sweetened beverage (SSB) consumption than non-Indigenous counterparts, which results in …

Objective: Improving the oral health of Aboriginal children is an Australian priority. Public
policy recommends the development of evidence-based, culturally competent oral health …

Abstract Background In Australia, models of care have been developed to train antenatal
care providers to promote oral health among pregnant women. However, these models are …

Background A community-led oral health service for Aboriginal people in Central Northern
NSW identified the need for oral health promotion, as well as dental treatment; in three …

Background While efforts to improve the oral health of vulnerable populations have received
little attention in general, the situation of children with disabilities in low-income countries …

Dental caries constitutes one of the most ubiquitous diseases in Australia, with Indigenous
children presenting a notably higher prevalence than their non‐Indigenous peers. This …

In Australia, dental caries are observed in almost half of children starting school. Oral health
promotion programs are being implemented in early childhood education and care (ECEC) …

Background: in this protocol we outline a method of working alongside Aboriginal
communities to learn about and facilitate improvement in the oral health habits in Aboriginal …

Issue addressed Dental decay is prevalent among Australian Aboriginal children, yet little is
known about their oral health‐related behaviours. This study explored the oral health status …