AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL ORAL HEALTH PLAN

Australian National Oral Health Plan 2004–2013

— Prepared by the National Advisory Committee on Oral Health, which was established by the Australian Health Ministers’ Conference in August 2004.

National Oral Health Plan Monitoring Group

— The key process and outcome performance indicators first follow-up report 2002-2005

NSW Oral Health Implementation Plan 2005-2010

NSW Oral Health Implementation Plan 2005 - 2010 provides the key oral health strategies to achieve the goals of: (i) improving the oral health of the population; (ii) reducing inequalities in oral health outcomes; and (iii) providing equitable access to dental health services.

Developing South Australia's Oral Health Plan 2006-2011: Consultation paper, June 2005

The aim of the South Australian Oral Health Plan is to strengthen the oral health of all South Australians, in particular those groups of people who are most at risk of poor oral health.

Improving Victoria's oral health

Improving Victoria's oral health is the government's four-year strategic plan for public dental health services and oral health.

Oral Health Strategic Plan & Service Plan for Victoria: Strategic Directions 2005-2010
The Oral Health Strategic Plan has been developed within the context of the Victorian Government’s health policy framework, in particular the Metropolitan Health Strategy, Primary Care Partnership Strategic Directions and Community Health Services Policy. The national oral health strategy, Healthy Mouths Healthy Lives: Australia’s National Oral Health Plan 2004-2013 also provides a clear policy
framework for Victoria’s future directions.

The Queensland Government has announced its water fluoridation program 

A healthier future for all Australians - Final Report June 2009 National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission Report