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Alliance welcomes ALP dental commitment to put a smile on older Australians’ faces

The Victorian Oral Health Alliance, a coalition of dental health professionals, health services and consumers, has welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s announcement of $2.4 billion towards a Pensioner Dental Plan, should they win government on 18 May. This commitment to improve oral health care for older Australian’s is a significant step forward from the current […]

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Alliance welcomes ALP dental commitment to put a smile on older Australians’ faces

The Victorian Oral Health Alliance, a coalition of dental health professionals, health services and consumers, has welcomed the Australian Labor Party’s announcement of $2.4 billion towards a Pensioner Dental Plan, should they win government on 18 May. This commitment to improve oral health care for older Australian’s is a significant step forward from the current

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Oral and dental health care require urgent attention

A new report from the Grattan Institute again highlights the gap between the dental care people need and the care they receive. This is the worst gap for any major disease in the health system in our state. Oral health care is a critical component of primary care, but access to oral health care is

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Alliance welcomes Grattan laser shining on dental gaps

MEDIA RELEASE An alliance of dental health professionals, providers and consumers has welcomed the Grattan Institute report ‘Filling the dental gap: A universal dental scheme for Australia’ as a significant contribution to addressing one of the most inequitable and under-funded areas of healthcare in the country. ‘Every federal and state-based politician needs to read this

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Victorian Oral Health Alliance Joint Statement

Community, welfare and health groups have banded together to urge the Victorian Government to act on the parlous state of public dental funding, in light of new data showing a dramatic increase in public dental waiting lists to 19.5 months, up 4.5 months in the last year. The Victorian Oral Health Alliance (VOHA) is concerned

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