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[Dental survey (Leot-project): aims, sampling and participation]
Nederlands Tijdschrift Voor Tandheelkunde
|January 1, 1989
Summary
A 1986 Dutch national dental survey assessed oral health in adults. This study provides baseline data on dental disease prevalence, care needs, and behaviors for public health planning.
Area of Science:
- Oral health epidemiology
- Public health research
- Dental public health
Context:
- A nationwide dental survey was conducted in the Netherlands in 1986.
- The study focused on the Dutch adult population (15 years and older).
- This research aimed to establish baseline data for oral health in the nation.
Purpose:
- To assess the prevalence of dental diseases in the Dutch adult population.
- To determine the needs and demands for dental care.
- To evaluate dental behavior patterns among adults.
Summary:
- The study involved a nationwide survey in the Netherlands in 1986.
- It collected data on dental disease prevalence, care needs, and behaviors.
- Methodological details regarding sampling, stratification, and field organization are described.
Impact:
- Provides representative baseline data on dental disease prevalence and care needs.
- Establishes a foundation for future oral health monitoring and interventions.
- The findings will be disseminated through a series of publications.
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