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A link from The Times this morning...

http://www.economist.com/research/ar...ry_id=15060097
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Strange how the perception around the world, including Britain is that our teeth are terrible. I wonder if the health of the teeth comes from the fluoride in the water?

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Originally Posted by moneypenny20
Strange how the perception around the world, including Britain is that our teeth are terrible. I wonder if the health of the teeth comes from the fluoride in the water?

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what's more suprising is that UK is ahead of France. You'll never see more kids with braces than when you go to France
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Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
A link from The Times this morning...

http://www.economist.com/research/ar...ry_id=15060097
Don't believe this....the amount of people i've seen / met with rotten teeth is astounding...maybe its the cost of the dentists here !!!!!!
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Originally Posted by 4500 Times
Don't believe this....the amount of people i've seen / met with rotten teeth is astounding...maybe its the cost of the dentists here !!!!!!
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Don't believe this....the amount of people i've seen / met with rotten teeth is astounding...maybe its the cost of the dentists here !!!!!!
Well my neighbour's son, who is 5 just had to have one of his teeth pulled out because it had become rotten from not brushing properly. Australia may well take the piss about the Brits having worse teeth than them, but certainly up here in QLD I see no evidence of that being true, in fact more the opposite
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Well my neighbour's son, who is 5 just had to have one of his teeth pulled out because it had become rotten from not brushing properly. Australia may well take the piss about the Brits having worse teeth than them, but certainly up here in QLD I see no evidence of that being true, in fact more the opposite
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Well my neighbour's son, who is 5 just had to have one of his teeth pulled out because it had become rotten from not brushing properly. Australia may well take the piss about the Brits having worse teeth than them, but certainly up here in QLD I see no evidence of that being true, in fact more the opposite
Queenslanders have the highest levels of tooth decay and the lowest level of access to water fluoridation in Australia. The state government only started adding fluoride last year. Spot the connection.
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Originally Posted by NKSK version 2
A link from The Times this morning...

http://www.economist.com/research/ar...ry_id=15060097
The figures are only for "average number of decayed, missing or filled teeth in a 12 year old." They tell us absolutely nothing about the dental health of the population in general.

Which just goes to show that you can always get a good result if you're prepared to be highly selective with your criteria.
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Apparently I'm amongst the top 4% of the UK population because I have absolutely no fillings whatsoever, in fact, when I go to my dentist she praises me! I went today, hopefully for the last time ever, here in the UK and she said if I didn't manage to get to the dentist in the next year (we're Oz bound on the 1st Feb) I'd be grand.

In saying that though, I'm incredibly anal about my teeth, probably due to my having 'traintracks' top and bottom as a child. If ever I'm worried about something, I have anxiety dreams and they often involve all of my teeth falling out at once, and me trying to push them back up in, only to push them into the wrong holes, OMG!!! TERRIFYING!!!
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