Sentence examples for dentists aged from inspiring English sources

According to the ABS Census only 1.9% of dentists aged 55 years and over were female [ 8].

One 124 (85 percent) were male (similar to the national distribution, where according to the ABS Census, 90% of dentists aged 50 years and over are male).

Contact details of 768 dentists aged 50 years or more were obtained from the NSWADA member database; this figure included 50% of older dentists in Sydney and 100% of those located elsewhere in the state.

Forty-three per cent of dentists aged 50 years and over intended to leave the workforce within five years, while almost three-quarters intend to stop working by 2018.

With the majority of dentists aged in the 40-48 year age group, this pattern is expected to continue [ 2], and by 2026 around half of the current practicing dentists will have retired [ 1].

The 146 practising dentists who participated in the study had an average age of 57.5 years but ranged from 50 to 75 years old (similar to the national distribution, where according to the ABS Census the average age of dentists aged 50 years and over was about 58 years).

In the second stage Tobit analysis was used to explore various predictors of efficiency (time per patient, location, age of dentists, age of patients and age of assistants).

In a previous study [ 5] with the help of miniaturized visual tests and a light box, the present authors found a large variability in the near visual acuity of dentists and a significant correlation with the dentists' age.

It is diverse in terms of dentists' age, which ranged from 26 to 70 years, cultural background, type of clinical practice, and professional status.> In the following paragraphs, we will describe the solutions and strategies developed by dentists with respect to each of the 3 categories: organisational, biomedical, and financial.

To investigate the influence of the dentists' age, the present authors calculated the correlation between age and visual acuity for the different optical conditions and compared the results of the two subgroups A <40 years (n = 27) and B ≥40 years (n = 13).

The ages in the disability group ranged from 3 to 97 years (mean 39.8, SD = 22.7), while the dentists were aged between 25 and 55 years (mean 35.8, SD = 6.3).