Most oral conditions have a multifactorial etiology; that is, they are modulated by biological,
social, economic, cultural, and environmental factors. A consistent body of evidence has …

In order to describe the prevalence and characteristics of complementary medicine (CM)
practice and product use by Australians, we conducted a cross-sectional online survey with …

Oral health has received increased attention in health services research and policy. This
study aims to assess oral health outcomes and public coverage of oral health services in …

Background Population studies consistently demonstrate a greater prevalence of chronic
diseases, including oral diseases, among underrepresented minorities. This retrospective …

Background Universal coverage for dental care is a topical policy debate across Canada,
but the impact of dental insurance on improving oral health-related outcomes remains …

Background Social determinants drive disparities in dental visiting. Disparities can be
measured simply by comparing outcomes between groups (inequality) but can also consider …

Objectives A large and long‐term natural experiment occurred in Finland from the late 1980s–
2000, when adults' entitlement to subsidized oral healthcare was strongly dependent on the …

Dental healthcare systems may differ between countries; however, having a family dentist is
generally important for proper oral health management. This study aims to analyze the …

Objectives To explore contextual factors associated with overall dental service use, and
investigate whether these factors influenced choice of the type of service according to the …

Introduction The literature assessing quality of life for subjects who have undergone root
canal treatment (RCT) is scarce. The aim of this study was to compare the effect of RCT with …