Swedish public dental services

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Swedish public dental services are the government-funded dental care providers in Sweden that offer preventive and restorative oral health services to the general population.

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instanceOf healthcare service
public dental care system
administeredBy Swedish regions (county councils) NERFINISHED
agePolicy children and adolescents receive free basic dental care up to at least 19 years
some regions extend free dental care up to 23 years
collaboratesWith private dental care providers in Sweden
country Sweden
coverageType emergency dental care
outpatient dental care
planned dental treatment
employs dental hygienists
dental nurses
dentists
focusesOn early detection of dental disease
patient education on oral hygiene
preventive oral health measures
fundedBy Swedish government NERFINISHED
national health insurance subsidies
regional taxes
goal improve oral health of the population
provide accessible dental care regardless of income
reduce social inequalities in oral health
hasSubsidyScheme general dental care allowance
high-cost protection for dental care
includesProvider Folktandvården NERFINISHED
keyFeature free dental care for children and young people up to a certain age
subsidized dental fees
universal access for residents
offersService dental check-ups
dental hygiene treatments
fillings
orthodontic assessment
preventive dental care
prosthetic dental treatment
restorative dental care
root canal treatment
tooth extractions
operatedBy Swedish regional authorities
partOf Swedish healthcare system
regulatedBy Swedish Dental Care Act NERFINISHED
Swedish Health and Medical Services Act NERFINISHED
sector public sector
targetPopulation adolescents in Sweden
adults in Sweden
children in Sweden
general population in Sweden
usesFundingModel combination of tax funding and patient co-payments

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Faculty of Odontology collaboratesWith Swedish public dental services
subject surface form: Faculty of Odontology, Karolinska Institutet