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See Latest ArticlesThe Effects of Social Class and Dental Attendance on Oral Health
Journal of Dental Research , 12/21/07
Donaldson AN et al. - The relationship between socio-economic status (SES) and oral health is well-established. We investigated whether the association between SES and the number of sound teeth in adults is explained by dental attendance patterns, in turn determined by the effect of SES on barriers to dental attendance...The final model suggests that the association between SES and the number of sound teeth in adults in the UK is partially explained by the pathway [SES -> barriers-to-dental-attendance -> dental-attendance-profile -> number-of-sound-teeth]. A direct relationship, SES -> number-of-sound-teeth, is also significant
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