Community Dental Health

Cover Date

June 2019

Print ISSN

0265 539X

Electronic ISSN

2515-1746

Vol

36

Issue

2

Articles from this issue

Title	Level Of Access	Page Start	Page End	D.O.I.	Action
Editorial - How soon is soon enough? The challenge of implementing behaviours conducive to good oral health in at-risk infants and toddlers		89	90	10.1922/CDH_ChestnuttJune19editorial02
Dental Public Health in Action - Patient and professional engagement in the procurement of dental services		91	94	10.1922/CDH_4402Wright04
A qualitative study on the oral health of humanitarian migrants in Canada		95	100	10.1922/CDH_4455Keboa06
What influences use of dental services by the Korean disabled people? The role of perceived barriers in dental care system		101	105	10.1922/CDH_4456Young05
In-school toothbrushing programs in Aboriginal communities in New South Wales, Australia: A thematic analysis of teachers’ perspectives		106	110	10.1922/CDH_4443Dimitropoulos05
Relationship between Caregivers’ Oral Health Literacy and their Child’s Caries Experience		111	117	10.1922/CDH_4444Baskaradoss07
What evidence do economic evaluations in dental care provide? A scoping review		118	125	10.1922/CDH_4426Eow08
The Effectiveness of Reform in the Dental Health Systems of Transitional Countries: The Case of Montenegro Health Reform (pilot study)		126	130	10.1922/CDH_4435Muric05
Costs of dental care and its financial impacts on patients in a population with low availability of services		131	136	10.1922/CDH_4389Nyamuryekung’e06
Identifying the barriers and facilitators for homeless people to achieve good oral health		137	142	10.1922/CDH_4488Csikar06
Comparison of two measures to determine the oral health-related quality of life in elders with periodontal disease		143	149	10.1922/CDH_4387Gokturk07
Transnational corporations and oral health inequalities; an introduction		151	151	10.1922/CDH_SpecialIssueJamieson01
Political economy, trade relations and health inequalities: lessons from general health		152	156	10.1922/CDH_SpecialIssueFrielJamieson05
Transnational corporations and oral health: examples from the sugar industry		157	162	10.1922/CDH_SpecialIssueKearns06
The Transnational Tobacco Industry and Oral Health		163	168	10.1922/CDH_SpecialIssueTomar06
Transnational corporations, oral health and human agency: a sociological perspective		169	174	10.1922/CDH_SpecialIssueGibson06

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