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Acceptability of services
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Family condition
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Existence of an elderly member in the family
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Existence of a child in the family
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Families living in poverty
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Race/ethnic minority/aboriginality of a family
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Occurring pregnancy in the family
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Member living alone
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Education level of the whole family
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Primary language spoken at home
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Number of children at the shelter
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Cultural factors
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Fear of dental treatment or phobias
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Oral health beliefs
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Victimisation
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Poor oral health behaviours
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Financial
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Health demands
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Unmet oral healthcare needs
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Health problems
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Poor oral condition
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Affordability of services
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Income
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Health insurance
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Cost of services (out of pocket payment)
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Medicaid and medicare
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Federal government’s funding
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Physical
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Availability of services
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Oral health delivery system
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Public coverage of dental services
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Dentists visits/preventive care
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Specialised treatment
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Virtual dental home
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Long waiting time
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High proportion of dentists
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Shelter based care
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Access to oral hygiene products
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Pensioners
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Socio-environmental factors
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Refugees
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Immigrants
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Disadvantages people
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Geographical distance
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Geographical access
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Travel time
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Using public transportation
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Rural populations
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Living in census areas
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Living in the regions outside major cities
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