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Concerns about the mental health of dental practitioners - with high levels of depression, anxiety, burnout and suicidal ideation.
mdhs.unimelb.edu.au/news-andβ¦
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Dentists have revealed more people are grinding their teeth than ever before - and it's because of the pandemic. To discuss, @mikeamor7 spoke with @ADAVB CEO @Matt_Hopcraft.
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Itβs been a tough two years for Australians who have had to endure months of lockdowns, anxiety around getting COVID and the second season of Tiger King that did not live up to the hype of the first.
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Dentists are calling for oral health to be prioritised in the federal election fight. #9News
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Every day between now and the election I will post a photo showing what we commonly see in aged care facilities, and why a Medicare Seniors Dental program is urgently required.
Residents deserve to have access to #dental care.
The mouth is part of the body.
#MyMouthMatters
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Another Federal Budget that is light on for oral health. Once again we see an extension to the National Partnership Agreement for adult dental services - another Band-Aid to a system that is broken.
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Such a shame. our public waiting lists her in Vic average 25 months and in some areas 4 years . oral health shunned again. What about the seniors that canβt afford or access to dental care. Weβve spent two years protecting the vulnerable from covid but not there for them now!
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Don't Miss @Mihiri_Silva & Dr James Fernando talking about childrenβs oral health & about changes to oral hygiene routines as children grow, including how to brush properly and dietary tips for good oral health...#dentalhealthweek
Tonight....β²οΈ7pm
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Excited to launch the new @ADAVB podcast 'Dental Central' today, with news, updates & interviews. Find us wherever you get your podcasts from.
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Lowering the eligibility age for CDBS to <2yrs is good news, considering kids should have their first dental visit by the age of 1.
Unfortunately no announcements related to aged care - disappointing given the recommendations from the Royal Commission. Something for the election.
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Not much in the Federal Budget specifically for #dental. The National Partnership Agreement funding extended for another year, which will be welcomed by the public sector but doesn't provide the sustainable funding certainty that's required. π¦·
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Great new campaign from #rethinksugarydrink
Check it out here: bit.ly/3jfRU4t
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Thereβs still time to be part of Mouthguard March bitemagazine.com.au/theres-sβ¦
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Our paper on impact of #COVID19 on dental care in Australia just published @Wiley_Health #CDOE @unimelbMDS
Restrictions on dentistry through much of 2020 meant most routine & preventive care deferred with likely impacts on future oral health. #dental π¦·
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/β¦
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Join us in viewing the first Australian screening of @ElSustoMovie - the story of how Mexican advocates took on Coca-Cola.
Looking forward to the panel discussion that follows too!
Register here - bit.ly/2Vkx3lF
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Get sugar savvy this #DentalHealthWeek
This year the ADA is helping people come to grips with how much sugar is hiding in the food and drink they routinely consume so they can reduce their sugary consumption and increase their oral healthiness.
ada.org.au/Get-Sugar-Savvy-Dβ¦
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While they may seem cheap and refreshing, in the long run these super sugary drinks can lead to unhealthy weight gain, increasing the risk of serious health problems #rethinksugarydrink
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Dentists rebuild smiles of women experiencing domestic violence bitemagazine.com.au/dentistsβ¦
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The UK sugary drinks levy has seen sugar in soft drinks reduced by 1/3 and peopleβs sugar intake decline by 1 teaspoon per day. Time for an Australian health levy on sugary drinks.
Latest paper from @BMCMedicine with @Pete_Scarbs, @harringr and @MikeRayner at @Oxford_NDPH shows 34% reduction in mean sugar content of soft drinks in UK since 2015, equating to 4.6g reduction in sugar sold per cap per day bit.ly/3a1Xjaq
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Energy drinks lead to tooth decay and tooth erosion, and are not suitable for kids.
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