2013年6月10日 · For decades, dentists have urged all adults to schedule preventive visits every six months. But a new study finds that annual cleanings may be adequate for adults without certain risk factors for...

Unmet dental need in the past 12 months and of length of time since last dental visit for children aged 2-17 years, by selected characteristics: United States, 2013. Table C-11a.

The AAPD recommends that every child visit the dentist by the child's first birthday. The American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend a child visit the dentist by age one as well. This “well baby check” for the teeth can establish a dental home and helps ensure that parents learn the tools they'll need to ...

Age-adjusted percent distribution (with standard errors) of length of time since last visit with dentist or other dental health care professional among adults aged 18 and over, by selected characteristics: United States, 2013

Among children living at 200%–399% of FPL, the percentage of children with a dental visit in the past year increased from 77.1% in 2009 to 84.6% in 2013 and then was stable through 2018 (85.0%). In 2019, the percentage of children with a dental visit in the past year was highest for those at 400% or more of FPL (91.6%).

those with a visit were $685 in 2013 (Figure 1). Among those with a visit to a GP dentist, average expenditures were $514. Among those with a visit to a dental specialist, average dental expenditures were $1,755. As an example of dental services provided by specialists, average dental expenditures for services provided by orthodontists were $1,440.

2013年12月5日 · The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that children visit a dentist every 6 months beginning by age 12 months (7,8); however, according to the 2007 National Survey of Children’s Health, 22% of children under age 17 did not visit a dentist in the previous year (9).

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE AGE ONE DENTAL VISIT 3 Executive Summary Dental caries is a preventable disease with significant morbidity. If left untreated, it can lead to pain, infection and serious life-threatening events.1 Multiple national health care organizations recommend that the first dental visit occur

2014年3月28日 · During 2012, approximately 69% of children aged 5–17 years had a dental visit in the past 6 months; among children aged 2–4 years, the percentage with a dental visit was 45%. Approximately 19% of those aged 5–17 years and 12% of those aged 2–4 years had a visit >6 months to ≤1 year before.

2013年1月1日 · Children report for the first dental visit most commonly only after 6 years and for complaints like pain and dental caries. Orientation to prevention is not considered and preventive...