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In response to headlines about the oral health of persons experiencing social exclusion
resonating in high‐income countries, and research demonstrating the need for urgent …

Back gr ound: Getting equity of access to health care in any individuals is a basic rights as a
human being. The quality of given care from health care professionals should be constant …

Objectives To assess the 3-year cumulative survival rate of atraumatic restorative treatment
(ART) and conventional resin composite restorations (CRT) placed in persons with disability …

Background This is the first study of its kind to provide data regarding the self-reported
career choice motivation and intentions after graduation of dental and dental hygiene …

Unmet caries treatment need is prevalent among people with disability, partly due to
difficulties cooperating with conventional dental treatment. This study compared Atraumatic …

Aim: This study documented:(i) the curriculum in special care dentistry in the Italian dental
schools, as perceived by Deans and by students,(ii) the rate of satisfaction of dental students …

Introduction Brazil has experienced transformations in higher education and health services,
including launching more inclusive public policies focused on these two areas. Objective To …

Background Increasing childhood vaccination, family planning, healthcare access, and
women's empowerment are targets of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Barriers …

Health indicators yield data to identify health conditions, plan interventions and compare
populations or segments of the population. It is suggested that better definitions, measures …