Dental Health Week 2006

 
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During Dental Health Week, 1-7 August 2006, the Australian Dental Association Inc. (ADA) will be raising awareness about oral care for Australian teenagers.

Dentists believe that consumption of bottled water and soft and sports drinks, is contributing to a marked decline in the dental health of Australian teens.

Dental decay and gum disease are the most common health conditions in Australia. Ironically, they are easily prevented.

In addition to increasing decay rates, the ADA says that teens need to be aware of activities that can put their oral health at risk. Oral piercings and behaviours that contribute to dental erosion are particularly prevalent in this group.

The ADA has developed some information sheets on topics related to the theme of Dental Health Week 2006, which can be downloaded as well as our National Dental Update - JULY 2006 (PDF 53 KB)

 

   

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