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Sugar a major cause for concern in Aussie dental health – Western Advocate
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) has identified over-consumption of sugar as a major culprit in an alarming decline in the nation’s oral health.
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) has identified over-consumption of sugar as a major culprit in an alarming decline in the nation’s oral health.
According to figures from the ADA’s 2020 Adult Oral Health Tracker, produced in collaboration with the Mitchell Institute, 47.8 per cent of Australian adults eat too much sugar and as a result, one in three (32.1 per cent) is walking around today with untreated tooth decay.
In 2018 when the last Tracker report came out, it was one in five adul…
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