The Prevalence of Dental Caries in Europe 1990-1995

Presentation of Certain Parameters Found In 2009–2013 Annual Dental Medicine Reports

“…Some of the factors that could have led to arbitrary decisions and arrangements by individuals with respect to their use of dental care services could be low family incomes, lack of information, loss of trust, anxiety, fear of the dental visit and the cost of services (10,11), but, at the same time, the increase in the demand for dental services could be attributed to dental pain as the frequent reason for visits. se broj sistematskih pregleda povećao, odnos broja pregleda prema broju korisnika u većini županija je nizak, osim u Zadarskoj i Šibenskoj-kninskoj.…”

“…Neki čimbenici koji bi mogli voditi prema osobnom organiziranju korištenja oralno-zdravstvenih usluga mogu biti niski obiteljski prihodi, loša informiranost, gubitak povjerenja, anksioznost te strah od posjeta i troškova usluga (10,11), ali i povećanje potreba za korištenje stomatoloških usluga koje se mogu pripisati zubobolji kao čestom razlogu za odlazak dentalnom doktoru. Iako…”

Doce años de Programa de Asistencia Dental Infantil (PADI) en Navarra (1991-2002): Utilización e indicadores de salud

“…Igualmente ocurre en el resto de Europa 18 . Además de esta tendencia bien documentada, en lo que respecta a esta comunidad, es necesario decir que el PADI vino a culminar una serie de actuaciones de promoción de salud dental iniciados en 1987, que incluí-an enjuagues fluorados semanales en los colegios, actividades de educación para la salud en la escuela y programa de selladores de fisura.…”

Oral Health Care in Children – A Preventive Perspective

“…The data from literature demonstrated the importance of fluoridation on the prevention of dental caries. Preschool children from Ireland showed a very low mean dmft (0.9), largely because their drinking water was regularly fluoridated (Marthaler et al 1996). A study in Tennessee, USA, reported a mean dmft of 4.15 for the fluoridated communities and a mean dmft of 7.49 for the non-fluoridated communities (David et al 2001).…”