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What does Asia teach, and do, to prevent oral disease?
One verified profile per country and per dental school. What is taught, what policy requires, and how strong the evidence is, with every gap shown openly.
We don’t ask people to complete a survey. We show them what is missing.
Every pale country is an open invitation.
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Profiles open: South Korea, Malaysia
0/ 16
National policy indicators documented
0/ 17
Dental school profiles documented
0planned
Japan, Indonesia, Philippines next
What a profile is
Every finding comes with its evidence
Coverage today
Two countries open. Three planned. The rest is invitation.
Policy indicator
South KoreaMalaysiaJapanIndonesiaPhilippines
Oral health or profession legislation✓✓
National oral health plan✓◐
Community water fluoridation✓✓
Child preventive-care programme✓
Preventive care in public coverage✓+
School-based oral health◐✓
Licensing examination◐+
Mandatory service after graduation+✓
Accreditation of dental education+
✓Documented
✓Documented “No / Discontinued”
◐Partial
+Not yet documented
Planned country
Not on profile
South Korea2 / 11
Seoul National, Kyungpook National documented · 9 waiting
Malaysia0 / 6
Universiti Malaya in draft · 5 waiting · private schools to be listed
Profile documented
Draft
Waiting for one official document
Status of every item
Every item tells you how much to trust it
“No” is an answer, not a blank. Korea’s water fluoridation ended in 2018. That is documented, and it tells researchers as much as a programme that continues.
What is measured, what is judged
Two numbers on the map, and a third that waits
Explore first. Contribute what you know. Verify what you can document.
Living, verified profiles rather than one-off surveys that age the moment they are published.
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