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These indicators provide information about dental decay levels in children.
This report contains the final figures for all of the 2012-13 ASCOF measures for England. It supersedes the provisional ASCOF release in July 2013 and provides further information to the initial findings on final data published in November 2013.
This report contains the final figures for the 2012-13 ASCOF measures for England and supersedes the provisional ASCOF release in July 2013. The exceptions to this are that for measures 1Ci and 1Cii, data are interim, and for measures 1F, 1H, 2Ci and 2Cii, data are provisional. Final data for these measures,...
The purpose of this indicator set is to help monitor National Health Service (NHS) success in the treatment of specified conditions.
This report contains the provisional figures for the 2012-13 ASCOF measures for England (please see Appendix B of the report for information about data quality). It will be superseded by a final set of figures for 2012-13 early in 2014.
This report contains the final figures for the 2011-12 ASCOF measures for England and supersedes the provisional ASCOF release in September 2012. The data that are used in the report are also available in CSV format and can be accessed on NASCIS.
The percentage of teeth previously decayed or currently decayed that were treated by filling, i.e. an index of the extent to which dental decay has been successfully treated by restorative techniques.
The mean number of teeth which are either actively decayed and require treatment or which have been treated for decay by filling or extraction only in those children who have some experience of dental decay, i.e. the total dental decay experience (current and past) in children who have had some dental...
The mean number of actively decayed teeth only in those children who have active decay, i.e. the mean number of teeth requiring treatment for decay in those children who currently require treatment.
The percentage of children in the whole age-group who have active dental decay, i.e. the proportion of children requiring treatment.