New data from the Australian Dental Association (ADA) has revealed that younger Australians are delaying dental care due to cost pressures and reduced access to support.
Keeping your mouth health has become harder in Coonamble after the dental clinic run by AMS closed its doors last year in October, leaving patients from the local district and surrounds without easy access and in need of a new dentist.
ADA Vice President, Dr Angie Nilsson, says that the 18–25 age group represents a critical but often overlooked stage for oral health.
“This is the . . .
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