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Willesden 1945

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Willesden]

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TABLES DEALING WITH THE WORK ON SCHOOL CHILDREN DURING THE YEAR.

Dental Inspection and Treatment.

1. Number of children who were inspected by the dentist:

(a) Routine age groupsChildren attending Public Elementary Schools.Children attending Special Schools.
Aged: 41—
53121
68256
78203
890312
982713
1089113
1179016
1268314
1369711
1138312
15174
Total7,149105
(h) Specials1,05715
(c) Total (Routine and Specials)8,206120
2. Number found to require treatment6,20992
3. Number actually treated at the Authority's Health Centres3,08424
4. Attendances made by children for treatment8,40155
5. Half—days devoted to Inspection1122
Treatment6965
Total8087
6. Fillings—Permanent Teeth3,52934
Temporary Teeth1,3443
Total1,87337
7. Extractions Permanent Teeth6559
Temporary Teeth4,38134
Total5,03643
8. Administration of general anaesthetics for extractions. .1,88414
Local anaesthetics1244
Total2,00818
9. Other operations—Permanent Teeth1,4308
Temporary Teeth166—
Total1,5968

RETURN SHOWING THE NUMBER OF DENTAL DEFECTS REFERRED FOR FOLLOWING-UP, AND THE EXTENT TO WHICH REMEDIAL MEASURES WERE CARRIED OUT DURING 1945 AT

HEALTH VISITOR'S LAST VISIT.

Total number of defects coming under observation during 1945:—

Children attending Public Elementary Schools.Children attending Special Schools.
Brought forward3955
New during year4,05331
Total4,44836
Number of defects treated :
Health Centre3,08424
Otherwise20—
Total3,10424
No report available5—
Number of defects for which no treatment has been undertaken at Health Visitor's final visit1,0026
Carried forward2855
Number not needing treatment521