En 2020, el informe sobre la salud dental en el mundo de la Organización Mundial de la
Salud afirma que la caries dental sigue siendo un importante problema de salud bucodental …

Background Dental diseases have detrimental effects on healthcare systems and societies
at large. Providing access to dental care can arguably improve health outcomes, reduce …

Health inequalities, including those in oral health, are a critical problem of social injustice
worldwide, while the COVID‐19 pandemic has magnified previously existing inequalities …

Methods Changes in incidence rates of monthly National Health Service hospital
admissions for extraction of teeth due to a primary diagnosis of dental caries (International …

Introduction: Dental caries remains one of the most prevalent but preventable diseases
among children worldwide and especially affects children with a lower socioeconomic status …

In the early 2000s, a Scottish Government Oral Health Action Plan identified the need for a
national programme to improve child oral health and reduce inequalities.'Childsmile'aimed …

Objective Inequalities in child oral health are a global challenge and the intersection of
socioeconomic factors with educational additional support needs (ASN), including children …

Abstract Knowledge gaps exist regarding optimal silver diammine fluoride (SDF) regimens
and the efficacy of new products for arresting dental caries in young children. We evaluated …

Abstract Introduction Supervised toothbrushing programmes (STPs) are a cost-effective
public health intervention, reducing tooth decay and health inequalities in children …

Objective To describe the association between dental caries and school readiness in 5‐year‐
old children taking part in the Born in Bradford (BiB) birth cohort, UK. Methods The Early …