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1. democracy.manchester.gov.uk › documents › s40219Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board Report for Information

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   In 2021-22, there were 860 episodes of care for hospital tooth extractions among children and adolescents aged 0-19 living in Manchester. Nearly a quarter (23%) of these were in children aged 5...

2. www.manchester.gov.uk › egov_downloads › OralHealthReport on the Oral Health of Children to Health and Wellbeing ...

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   The recommendations relate to two aspects of dental neglect: firstly persistent failure by parents/carers to obtain NHS treatment for a child’s dental decay and secondly the possibility of...

3. www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk › news › greaterNearly HALF of five-year-old's in Greater Manchester town ...

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   Feb 10, 2023 · Manchester councillors are sounding alarm bells that nationally, dental problems are the leading cause of non-emergency admissions of children to hospital, potentially causing children to...

4. democracy.manchester.gov.uk › Data › Health ScrutinyManchester City Council Report for Information

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   Currently, Manchester City Council commissions the Oral Health Improvement Team hosted by Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust to deliver oral health promotion activities. 2.0 Oral Health...

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5. www.manchester.gov.uk › egov_downloads › 9Manchester City Council - Children and Young People Overview ...

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   2. Impact of poor oral health. 2.1 Poor dental health causes avoidable pain, infection and disfigurement. The impact of this preventable disease means that many children in Manchester...

6. www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk › news › greaterDentists bring a smile to Manchester's kids’ faces with free ...

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   Nov 20, 2012 · Participating dental practices will offer free toothbrushes and toothpaste to every child under the age of six who has not been to the dentist before. Health bosses hope the pilot – named ‘Baby...

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   How bad are children's teeth in Greater Manchester?

   • One area of Greater Manchester has seen the dental health of its children deteriorate to such a level that almost half of children aged five have teeth so bad they could need fillings. Other parts of the region also come with shocking figures about the proportion of children with severe tooth decay.

   Almost HALF of all five-year-old's in Greater Manchester town have teet…

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   Is poor oral health a public health problem in Manchester?

   • 1.1 Poor oral health is a significant public health problem in Manchester and England as a whole. Published data from the National Dental Epidemiology Programme for England (NDEP) indicates that the prevalence and severity of tooth decay experienced by children and adults in Manchester is worse than the England average.

   Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board Report for Information

   democracy.manchester.gov.uk/documents/s40219/Report 2_May 2023 HWBB Report Oral Health Dentistry V 0.5.pdf

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   Do NHS dentists in Manchester have a high acuity of oral health needs?

   • Data published by NHS Digital on courses of treatment provided by NHS dentists in Manchester also indicates the greater acuity of oral health need in the city. Just under a quarter (23.4%) of courses of treatment delivered are classed as ‘urgent/occasional’, which are likely to be the most acute in nature.

   Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board Report for Information

   democracy.manchester.gov.uk/documents/s40219/Report 2_May 2023 HWBB Report Oral Health Dentistry V 0.5.pdf

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   What services are commissioned in Manchester to promote good oral health?

   • 1.10 A number of services are commissioned in the city to promote good oral health and access to dentistry, including a flagship ‘Buddy Practice’ scheme unique to the region. These are commissioned by Manchester Department of Public Health and delivered via Manchester NHS Foundation Trust and are described in this report.

   Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board Report for Information

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   How common is dental decay in children in Manchester?

   • In 2019/20, 21.3% of 3-year-old children examined in Manchester had some experience of dental decay compared with 16.7% of 3-year-old children in GM and 10.7% in England. In 2021/22, 31.6% of 5-year-old children in Manchester had some experience of dental decay.

   Manchester Health and Wellbeing Board Report for Information

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   What is Manchester safeguarding & child friendly dental practices?

   • The long-term objective will be to strengthen the links of the Manchester Safeguarding Team with Child Friendly Dental Practices to ensure that there is ease of access for all looked after children to find a dental home.

   Manchester Health Scrutiny Committee NHS Dentistry

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8. democracy.manchester.gov.uk › documents › s25996Manchester Health Scrutiny Committee NHS Dentistry

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   On 25 March 2020, dental practices across the city of Manchester received national instruction to suspend routine, non-urgent dental care as part of the national response to limit transmission...