[Dental self care of the dentate Dutch population: oral hygiene]
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[Dental self care of the dentate Dutch population: oral hygiene]
[Article in
Dutch]
Ned Tijdschr Tandheelkd.
1990 May.
Abstract
This paper is part of a series on national oral health survey in The Netherlands (LEOT-project). It presents the results as for the oral hygiene behavior and its determinants of the dentate Dutch population. Nearly all dentate Dutch people (97.5%) reports to clean their teeth with an average of nearly two times a day. The use of other cleaning means is not very common. There is a fair amount of knowledge about dental hygiene. The great majority (about 85%) indicates that toothbrushing for them is an automated behavior, a habit.
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