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teeth by socio-economic households, from 91% in managerial and professional
households to 79% from routine and manual occupation households.
Whilst this does not provide information for Hull residents as the sample size was too
small at this geographical area, it could be assumed that dental health in Hull would be
poorer than England due to Hull‟s increased deprivation. However, it is unknown to
what extent dental health would be poorer.
7.5.1.2 Clinical Dental Statistics
The Information Centre (Information Centre for Health and Social Care 2010) has
published experimental statistics on NHS clinical dental activity in England and Wales
for 2008/09 and 2009/10 (Table 66). Because of the experimental nature of these
statistics caution should be taken when using the data. In particular, increases in the
completion of clinical data sets during 20-09-10 may mean that 2008-09 data is underrepresentative
of actual activity as analysis has shown that where the clinical dataset
completion increases so does the resulting treatment rate. It is possible, due to Hull‟s
increased deprivation, that the percentage of courses of treatment that involve fillings
and extractions could be higher.
Table 66: Summary results from national clinical dental report, 2008/09 to 2009/10
Adult or Financial Total Percentage of courses of treatment involving:
child year number of Permanent Radiograph(s) Extractions
courses of fillings and
treatment sealant
restorations
Adults 2008/09 26,228,120 27.4 18.7 7.3
2009/10 27,225,300 27.5 19.9 7.5
Children 2008/09 10,267,820 23.3 5.2 5.2
2009/10 10,415,590 22.5 5.3 5.2
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