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Oral Health of Children and Adolescents in Da Nang

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In 1989, “The First National Oral Health Survey” of the population in Vietnam was performed and it reported poor oral hygiene status and a moderate level of caries among a sample of 2.762 individuals aged 12-15 years. In 1999, “The National Oral Health Survey of Vietnam” (NOHSV1999) was conducted to characterize the oral health of the Vietnamese Child population and this report enabled the exploration of trends in oral health in Vietnam.  Dental caries was found to be highly prevalent and severe, but there was also considerable variation in caries prevalence between different geographic areas. There was an increase in caries prevalence in 1999 compared with the study performed ten years earlier.  Read More>>>>>>

Systems for the Provision of Oral Health Care in the Black Sea Countries

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The Country and its Population At the end of 2009, the population of the Hungarian Republic was approximately 9.9 million, of whom 2.06 million lived in the capital city, Budapest. Almost half of the country’s population resides in communities of fewer than 20,000 inhabitants.  In Hungary, there are 23 cities, 199 towns, and 2,913 villages. Approximately 68% of the population lived in urban and 32% in rural areas. The ratio of males to females was 47% to 53%. Based on the international database of the US Census Bureau, most Hungarian people were between 30 and 35 years old in 2010, but this is expected to increase to between 40 and 45 years old by the end of 2020. The Hungarian population has been decreasing whereas the average age is increasing year by year, which means an increasing need for the health care of the elderly.   PDF LINK>>>>>>>>>>>>>>