Exploring issues related to attitudes towards dental care among second-generation ethnic groups
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Summary
It is demonstrated that acculturation has occurred in relation to attitudes towards visiting the dentist, and that the perceptions found among diverse second-generation minority ethnic groups now fit with current generalpopulation trends.
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- article
- Published
- 2007-01-01
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- 1
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Keywords
Ethnic group, Acculturation, Indigenous, Medicine, Preference
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