Indigenous Australians’ Oral Health Care Experiences: Recommendations for Culturally Safe Dental Care

Overall, this study emphasized the need for further action to ensure cultural safety in Australian dental services.Knowledge Transfer Statement:This study found that Indigenous Australians' access to culturally safe oral health care is limited. Culturally safe care was affected by discrimination and distressing experiences in dental care settings. Dental care remains costly and regional areas remain underserviced, affecting access. Mobile services, continuity of care, early intervention, and Indigenous-led care can improve access. Findings from this study may shape health services planning regarding models of care that are family-centered, affordable, accessible, and prioritize cultural safety.

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JDR Clinical & Translational Research
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2025-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.1177/23800844251390485
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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
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Abstract

Overall, this study emphasized the need for further action to ensure cultural safety in Australian dental services.Knowledge Transfer Statement:This study found that Indigenous Australians' access to culturally safe oral health care is limited. Culturally safe care was affected by discrimination and distressing experiences in dental care settings. Dental care remains costly and regional areas remain underserviced, affecting access. Mobile services, continuity of care, early intervention, and Indigenous-led care can improve access. Findings from this study may shape health services planning regarding models of care that are family-centered, affordable, accessible, and prioritize cultural safety.

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