Fissure sealant use among children attending school dental services: Child Dental Health Survey Australia 2008, Table of contents

The Child Dental Health Survey provides information on patterns of oral health and service provision among children attending school dental services in Australia in 2008. The report shows that decay is relatively common in Australian children, and there has been an increasing tendency to provide fissure sealants to children at risk of caries. Fissure sealants among 12-year-old children increased until 2001, but decreased thereafter.

ISSN: 1321-0254
ISBN: 978-1-74249-345-9
Cat. no: DEN 220
Pages: 44

Preliminary material
- Title and verso pages
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Places
- Symbols
- Summary
Body section
- Introduction
  - What is dental decay (caries)?
  - Risk and protective factors for dental decay
  - Dental decay prevention
  - Measuring dental decay
  - Data used in this report
- Children's dental health
  - Dental health through childhood
  - Dental decay by state and territory
- Fissure sealants
  - Fissure sealant use by state and territory
  - National trends of fissure sealant use
End matter
- Appendix A: Description of survey methods
- Appendix B: Supplementary state and territory data tables, 2008
- References
- List of tables
- List of figures

Fissure sealant use among children attending school dental services: Child Dental Health Survey Australia 2008

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