Monday, October 23, 2006
At least 500,000 low income Australians are on coming up lists for accessing public dental care, said the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) as it released a report on the state of dental care.
"Federal and State governments now agreed on a National Oral Health Plan in 2004 that would improve access to dental services. Since then, new investment by State, Territory and Commonwealth Governments has been very low to make an important impact. With a large Federal Budget surplus, now is the time for more income to be put into implementing this plan so people can fix their teeth when they need it."
"Federal and State governments now agreed on a National Oral Health Plan in 2004 that would improve access to dental services. Since then, new investment by State, Territory and Commonwealth Governments has been very low to make an important impact. With a large Federal Budget surplus, now is the time for more income to be put into implementing this plan so people can fix their teeth when they need it."
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