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During the past few decades, the prevalence and incidence of childhood dental caries (decay) in Australia has substantially declined.1 Most now affected are poor and/or disadvantaged children2,3, including Indigenous Australians, because of multifaceted social factors and social determinants.4 This change in disease distribution requires a targeted approach to planning school dental services using community caries risk assessment.
Introduction During the past few decades, the prevalence and incidence of childhood dental caries (decay) in Australia has substantially declined.1 Most now affected are poor and/or disadvantaged children2,3, including Indigenous Australians, because of multifaceted social factors and social determinants.4 This change in disease distribution requires a targeted approach to planning school dental services using community caries risk assessment.
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