Recent statistics from the Office for Health Improvement & Disparities indicate a troubling prevalence of tooth decay among five-year-old children in south east London. Bexley reported that 28.6% of its young population suffers from this condition, placing it 83rd among local authorities in England. In comparison, Southwark had the lowest rate at 17.5%, ranking 193rd. These figures highlight the varying degrees of dental health challenges faced by children in different boroughs, underscoring the need for targeted public health interventions.
The recent data reveals that tooth decay is a significant concern for five-year-old children in south east London, with one borough reporting 28.6% affected.
The figures demonstrate disparities in dental health among local authorities, with Bexley having the highest rate of tooth decay at 28.6%, whereas Southwark had the lowest at 17.5%.
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