Evidence for dental caries decline among children in an East European country (Hungary)
Penulis
: Szo¨ke J, Petersen PE
Penerbit
: Blackwell Synergy
Ringkasan :In Central and Eastern Europe oral health systems are in transition
due to the economic and political changes. The aim of the present study was to
highlight the long-term trend in dental caries prevalence of Hungarian children.
A WHO National Pathfinder Survey of oral health status was conducted in 1996
which included 6-year-olds (n½900) and 12-year-olds (n½900). Similar surveys
were performed in 1985 (age 6–7, n½895; age 12, n½893) and in 1991 (age 5–6, n½
898; age 12, n½898) and the surveys were based on the same sites and examination
criteria. Clinical data were collected by trained dental examiners according to
the WHO Basic Methods. In 1996, 73% of 5–6-year-olds and 84.5% of 12-yearolds
were affected by dental caries.
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