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Dentistry is an essential service and all people living in Australia, without exception, should have full and equal access to its benefits including education on the importance of oral health and how it affects general health and overall well-being.

Policy Statement 2.1 - National Oral Health

Policy Statement 2.2.1 - Fluoride Use

Policy Statement 2.2.2 - Diet and Nutrition

Policy Statement 2.2.3 - Oral Hygiene

Policy Statement 2.2.4 - Tobacco

Policy Statement 2.2.5 - Prevention and Management of Oral Injuries

Policy Statement 2.2.6 - Elective Overseas Dental Treatment

Policy Statement 2.2.7 - Emergency Overseas Dental Treatment

Policy Statement 2.2.8 - Teeth Whitening (Bleaching) By Persons other than Dental Practitioners

Policy Statement 2.2.9 - Body Modification and Dentistry

Policy Statement 2.2.10 - Direct to Consumer and Do-It-Yourself Dentistry

Policy Statement 2.2.11 - Community Oral Health Promotion: Vaping

Policy Statement 2.2.12 - Community Oral Health Promotion: Betel Nut Use

Policy Statement 2.3.1 - Children

Policy Statement 2.3.2 - Adolescents and Young Adults

Policy Statement 2.3.3 - Older People

Policy Statement 2.3.4 - Individuals in Regional and Remote Areas

Policy Statement 2.3.5 - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians

Policy Statement 2.3.6 - Individuals with Disabilities

Policy Statement 2.3.7 - Individuals Unable to Access Dental Clinics

Policy Statement 2.3.8 - Infants and Pre-School Children

Policy Statement 2.4 - Research

Policy Statement 2.5.1 - Funding

Policy Statement 2.7.1 - Dental Hospitals

Policy Statement 2.7.2 - Hospital Dental Units

Policy Statement 2.7.3 - Dental General Anaesthesia Procedure Facilities

Policy Statement 2.7.4 - Mobile Dental Services

Policy Statement 2.8 - Non-communicable Diseases

Policy Statement 2.9 - Oral and Systemic Disease

Policy Statement 2.10 - Oral Health and the Social Determinants of Health

Policy Statement 2.11 - Dental Volunteers

Policy Statement 2.12 - Abuse and Violence Victims and Dentistry

Policy Statement 2.13 - Ankyloglossia and Oral Frena

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