ALASKA ORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT SUMMARY REPORT

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ALASKA ORAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT SUMMARY REPORT 24-25 Introduction: The State of Alaska, Department of Health and Social Services, Division of Public Health, Oral Health Program conducted a statewide assessment of children s oral health in 24 and 25. The following is a summary report of the information collected. A statistically appropriate number of children enrolled in Head Start, Kindergarten and Third-grade elementary school programs participated in an open mouth assessment by dental professionals. The guidelines for the open mouth survey (Basic Screening Survey) were a collaborative effort between the Association of State and Territorial Dental Directors (ASTDD) and the Ohio Department of Health, with technical assistance provided by the Division of Oral Health at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The Alaska screenings were conducted to correspond with the objectives found in the national Healthy People 2 document and oral health indicators established in the CDC National Oral Health Surveillance System. The assessment provides statewide data and data based on the five regions used for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS). Oral Health Indicators: Sealants: of 3 rd grade students with dental sealants on at least one permanent molar tooth. Dental sealants are an evidenced-based approach at reducing decay in the pits and fissures of teeth. Caries Experience: of students/children with caries experience (treated/restored and untreated tooth decay count as caries experience.) Untreated Tooth Decay: of students/children with untreated tooth decay. Findings: The survey indicates that the Alaska sealant rate exceeded 5 % and meets the Healthy People 2 target for sealant utilization (statewide rate of 52.5% of 3 rd grade children in 24). Survey results indicate higher dental sealant utilization in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) children, even those whose parents indicate enrollment in Medicaid or Denali KidCare (State Child Health Insurance Program) programs. High caries rates in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) children has been noted previously in other surveys (e.g., 1991 and 1999 Indian Health Service dental screenings of American Indian/Alaska Natives). The survey results reflect a racial/ethnic variation in caries experience and untreated caries, and a variation in caries based on socioeconomic status (with Medicaid eligibility indicating children from low income families). The small number of children (n=21) in the Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander results in wide confidence intervals, however, the results on caries experienced and untreated caries warrants further investigation of this racial/ethnic groups in future assessments. Asian children also experienced high rates of decay and lower sealant utilization. Recommendations: Survey results indicate priorities for dental sealant programs should include outreach to Asian, Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander racial/ethnic groups and to White children enrolled in the Medicaid/Denali KidCare Program. Some attention to prioritizing dental access strategies and dental sealant programs towards non-native racial/ethnic minorities should be given in addition to ongoing efforts to reduce dental disease in Alaska Native children. Strategies for improving children s oral health include advocating for sealant programs through federally funded Community Health Center dental programs, partnering with the Alaska Primary Care Association efforts to increase access to dental care and working with coalitions focusing on disease prevention and health promotion activities for children.

ALASKA Oral Health Assessment, 24 (Third grade children) Survey results listing the mean, confidence intervals and number of children in each category from the project for state totals, racial/ethnic groups and Medicaid enrolled children were as follows (24/25 school year third grade children): Caries Experience: National (NHANES 1988-94) Total (n=1,26) 65.1% (62.3, 67.8) 52% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=283) 87.3% (82.8, 9.9) 9% (1999 IHS) White (n=58) 54.7% (5.5, 58.7) 51% Asian (n=93) 84.9% (76., 91.5) Black/African American (n=54) 53.7% (39.6, 67.4) 5% Hispanic/Latino (n=51) 51.% (36.6, 65.2) Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (n=21) 85.7% (63.7, 97.) 79% (1999 Hawaii) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=336) 76.2% (71.3, 8.6) American Indian/Alaska Native (n=128) 91.4% (85.1, 95.6) White (n=99) 63.6% (53.4, 73.1) Untreated Caries: National (NHANES 1988-94) Total (n=1,25) 28.% (25.3, 3.7) 29% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=283) 43.5% (37.6, 49.5) 69% (1999 IHS) White (n=58) 18.6% (15.6, 22.1) 26% Asian (n=93) 49.5% (38.9, 6.) Black/African American (n=54) 29.6% (18., 43.6) 36% Hispanic/Latino (n=5) 3.% (17.9, 44.6) Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (n=21) 52.4% (29.8, 74.3) 39% (1999 Hawaii) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=336) 34.2% (29.2, 39.6) American Indian/Alaska Native (n=128) 5.8% (41.8, 59.7) White (n=99) 15.2% (8.7, 23.8) Dental Sealants Present: National (NHANES 1988-94) Total (n=1,26) 52.4% (49.5, 55.3) 23% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=283) 67.8% (62.1, 73.3) 55% (1999 IHS) White (n=58) 51.% (46.9, 55.2) 26% Asian (n=93) 39.8% (29.8, 5.5) Black/African American (n=54) 29.6% (18., 43.6) 11% Hispanic/Latino (n=5) 42.% (28.2, 56.8) Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (n=21) 33.3% (14.6, 57.) 2% (1999-Hawaii) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=336) 57.4% (52., 62.8) American Indian/Alaska Native (n=128) 66.4% (57.5, 74.5) White (n=99) 44.4% (45.2, 65.5) Treatment Urgency Early or Urgent Dental Care Needed: Total (n=1,26) 33.8 (31.2, 36.6) American Indian/Alaska Native (n=283) 48.4 (42.5, 54.4) White (n=58) 26.4 (22.9, 3.2) Asian (n=93) 5.5 (4., 61.1) Black/African American (n=54) 31.5 (19.5, 45.6) Hispanic/Latino (n=5) 35.3 (22.4, 49.9) Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (n=21) 57.1 (34., 78.2) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=336) 41.7 (36.4, 47.2) American Indian/Alaska Native (n = 128) 56.3 (47.2, 65.) White (n=99) 3.3 (21.5, 4.4)

Third Graders 24 Caries Experience Third Graders -- Caries Experience Percent with Caries Experience by Race/Ethnicity 9 87.3 84.9 85.7 8 7 6 5 4 65.1 54.7 52 53.7 51 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 3 2 National Baseline Alaska Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Asian Black/African American Hispanic/Latino Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander % with Caries Experience Healthy People 2 Goal (6-8 year olds) Percent with Caries Experience by Region. 9. 87. 8. 7. 65.1 68.5 73.1 62.7 6. 5. 4. 55.6 3. 2... Alaska Total Region 1--Anchorage & Vicinity Region 2--Gulf Coast Region 3--Southeast Region 4--Rural Alaska Region 5--Fairbanks & Vicinity

Third Graders 24 Untreated Caries Experience Third Graders -- Untreated Caries Percent with Untreated Caries by Race/Ethnicity 6 5 49.5 52.4 43.5 4 3 2 29 28 29.6 3 18.6 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 National Baseline Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Asian Black/African American Hispanic/Latino Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander % with Untreated Caries Healthy People 2 Goal (6-8 year olds) Percent with Untreated Caries by Region 5. 45. 43.1 4. 35. 34.9 33.3 3. 25. 2. 28. 2.4 26.5 15.. 5.. Alaska Total Region 1--Anchorage & Vicinity Region 2--Gulf Coast Region 3--Southeast Region 4--Rural Alaska Region 5--Fairbanks & Vicinity

Third Graders 24 Dental Sealants 8 Third Graders -- Dental Sealants Percent with Dental Sealants by Race/Ethnicity 7 67.8 6 5 52.4 51 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 3 39.8 29.6 42 33.3 23 2 National Baseline Alaska Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Asian Black/African American Hispanic/Latino Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander % with Dental Sealants Present Healthy People 2 Goal (6-8 year olds) Percent with Sealant Utilization by Region 8. 73.1 7. 6. 52.4 52.1 52.4 5. 45.7 47.3 4. 3. 2... Alaska Total Region 1--Anchorage & Vicinity Region 2--Gulf Coast Region 3--Southeast Region 4--Rural Alaska Region 5--Fairbanks & Vicinity

Third Graders 24 Medicaid/Denali KidCare Percent of Medicaid/Denali Kid Care Patients with Specific Dental Experiences by Race.% 9.% 91.4% 8.% 7.% 63.6% 66.4% 6.% 5.% 4.% 5.8% 44.4% 3.% 2.% 15.2%.%.% % with Caries Experience % with Untreated Caries % with Dental Sealants Present American Indian/Alaska Native White

ALASKA Oral Health Assessment, 25 (Kindergarten children) Survey results listing the mean, confidence intervals and number of children in each category from the project for state totals, racial/ethnic groups and Medicaid enrolled children were as follows (24/25 school year kindergarten): Caries Experience: Total (n=463) 48.2% (43.5, 52.8) 42% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=7) 75.7% (64., 85.2) White (n=295) 37.6% (32.1, 43.4) Other (n=98) 6.2% (49.8, 7.) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=14) 59.3% (5.7, 67.5) Healthy People 2 Goal Untreated Caries: Total (n=463) 24.6% (2.8, 28.9) 21% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=7) 37.1% (25.9, 49.5) White (n=295) 2.% (15.6, 25.) Other (n=98) 29.6% (2.8, 39.7) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=14) 32.1% (24.5, 4.6) Healthy People 2 Goal Caries Experience on Primary Anterior Teeth: Total (n=457) 14.2% (11.2, 17.8) American Indian/Alaska Native (n=64) 28.1% (17.6, 4.8) White (n=295).2% (7., 14.2) Other (n=98) 17.3% (.4, 26.3) Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=136) 19.1 (12.9, 26.7) Treatment Urgency Early or Urgent Dental Care Needed: Total (n=463) 25.5% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=64) 41.4% White (n=295) 2.% Other (n=98) 3.6% Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=14) 32.9% (25.2, 41.3)

Kindergarten 25 Caries Experience Percent of Kindergarteners with Caries Experience by Race 8 75.7 7 with caries experience 6 5 4 3 2 48.2 42 42 42 42 37.6 6.2 Total Alaska Native White Other Total with Caries Experience Healthy People 2 Goal Percent of Kindergarteners with Untreated Caries by Race 4 37.1 35 with untreated caries 3 25 2 15 5 24.6 2. 21 21 21 21 BASIC SCREENING SURVEY RESULTS Kindergarten 25-29.6 Total Alaska Native White Other Total with Untreated Caries Healthy People 2 Goal

Kindergarten 25 Caries Experience Percent of Kindergarteners with Caries Experience on Primary Anterior Teeth by Race 3 28.1 25 with Caries Experienc 2 15 14.2.2 17.3 5 Total Alaska Native White Other Kindergarten 25 Medicaid/Denali KidCare Percent of Kindergarteners with Dental Indicators for All and Medicaid/Denali Kid Care Patients 7 6 59.3 5 48.2 with indicato 4 3 2 24.6 32.1 14.2 19.1 25.5 32.9 Caries Experience Untreated Caries Caries Experience on Primary Anterior Teeth Early or Urgent Dental Care Needed Total Medicaid/Denali Kid Care

ALASKA Oral Health Assessment, 25 (Children Enrolled in Head Start) Survey results listing the mean, confidence intervals and number of children in each category from the project for state totals, racial/ethnic groups and Medicaid enrolled children were as follows (25 Head Start): Caries Experience: NHANES (1988-94)*** Total (n=571) 68.8% (63.9, 73.2)* 18% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=423) 84.2% (8.2, 87.4)** 76% (IHS 1999) White (n=54) 48.1% (34.3, 62.2)** 15% Other (n=94) 45.7% (35.4, 56.3)** Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=351) 73.4% (67.2, 78.9)* Untreated Caries: NHANES (1988-94)*** Total (n=571) 4.5% (35.7, 45.5)* 16% American Indian/Alaska Native (n=423) 5.8% (46., 55.7)** 67% (IHS 1999) White (n= 54) 24.1% (13.5, 37.6)** 11% Other (n= 94) 27.7% (18.9, 37.8)** Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=351) 42.5% (36., 49.)* Caries Experience on Primary Anterior Teeth: Total (n=57) 42.5% (37.6, 47.7)* American Indian/Alaska Native (n=422) 6.9% (56., 65.6)** White (n=54) 18.5% (9.3, 31.4)** Other (n=94) 19.1% (11.8, 28.6)** Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=351) 49.8% (43.2, 56.3)** Treatment Urgency Early or Urgent Dental Care Needed: Total (n=571) 41.2% (36.3, 46.2)* American Indian/Alaska Native (n=423) 52.% (47.1, 56.8)** White (n=54) 24.1% (13.5, 37.6)** Other (n=94) 27.7% (18.9, 37.8)** Medicaid/Denali KidCare (n=351) 43.6% (37.2, 5.2)* * weighted data ** unweighted data *** NHANES data is aged 2-4 years so not identical to this age group 3-5 years

Head Start 25 Caries Experience Percent of Head Start Children with Caries Experience by Race 9 84.2 8 7 68.8 Percent with caries experience 6 5 4 3 48.1 45.7 2 11 11 11 11 Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Other Caries Experience Healthy People 2 Goal Percent of Head Start Children with Untreated Caries by Race 6 5 5.8 Percent with untreated caries 4 3 2 4.5 24.1 27.7 9 9 9 9 Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Other Untreated Caries Healthy People 2 Goal

Head Start 25 Early Childhood Caries Percent of Head Start Children with Caries Experience on Primary Anterior Teeth by Race 7 Percent with caries experience on primary anterior te 6 5 4 3 2 42.5 6.9 18.5 19.1 Total American Indian/Alaska Native White Other

For further information about the Alaska Basic Screening Survey, please contact: Brad Whistler, DMD Division of Public Health Section of Women s, Children s & Family Health 13 Seward Street, Rm. 58 Juneau, AK 9981 (97) 465-8628 (97) 465-3416 Fax Brad_Whistler@health.state.ak.us