Oral health is an important component of general health, yet there is limited financial
protection for the costs of oral health care in many countries. This study compares public …

Objective To describe the oral health and oral prosthetic status of long‐term care residents
in four Canadian provinces. Background Oral health can have significant impact on the …

Abstract Background Similar to the United States, inequality in oral health care use is
longstanding in Canada. It remains unclear whether this inequality is improving or …

Objectives To compare the prevalence of poor self‐reported oral health (SROH) and dental
service‐use in a representative sample of Canadian residents, and to identify associations …

OBJECTIVE: To quantify the extent to which income and education explain gradients in oral
health outcomes. METHODS: Using data from the Canadian Community Health Survey …

In May of 2011, a decision was made by city council in Calgary, Canada, to cease
community water fluoridation and to re-allocate the annual operating costs to targeted dental …

Objectives Reducing oral health disparities has been an ongoing challenge in Canada with
the largest burden of oral disease exhibited in vulnerable populations, including Aboriginal …

Objectives Oral health inequalities impose a substantial burden on society and the
healthcare system across Canadian provinces. Monitoring these inequalities is crucial for …

Objectives: The mental health of dentists, like all health professionals, is a growing concern.
The objectives of this study were to identify the mental health challenges experienced by …

In Canada, publicly funded healthcare provides no‐cost access to a large but not
comprehensive suite of services. Dental care is largely funded by private insurance or …