Professor Loc Do
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Biography/ Background
Loc is a dentist and an oral epidemiologist with special interest in social and clinical oral epidemiology. He has a wide range of research interest.
Currently, he is a Chief Investigator of the National Child Oral Health Study and a birth cohort study investigating impact of socioeconomic inequality on child oral health funded by NHMRC.
Other responsibilities
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Associate Editor of BMC Oral Health
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Member of various committees of the International Association of Dental Research (IADR).
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Qualifications
BDS, MScDent, PhD
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Awards & Achievements
2017 International: IADR EW Borrow Memorial Award, awarded at the 95th General Session of the IADR,
San Francisco, USA
2012 University: FICA Travel Award. Faculty of Health Sciences, the University of Adelaide.
2009 University: Mutual Community Award. Faculty of Health Sciences, the University of Adelaide.
2007 National: Investigator Award in Community and Preventive Dentistry, awarded at the 47th Annual Meeting of the IADR Australian New Zealand Division, Barossa Valley.
2005 International: IADR/Lion Investigator Award, awarded at the 83rd General Session of the IADR, Baltimore, USA.
2004 International: IADR/Colgate Research in Prevention Award, awarded at the 82nd General Session of the IADR,
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Research Interests
· Oral epidemiological measurement of dental diseases
· Quantitative analysis of oral epidemiological data including multilevel analysis
· Risk and benefit trade-off in the use of fluorides in children
· Natural history of dental fluorosis
· Socio-economic inequality in oral health
· Oral health-related quality of life
· Smoking as a risk factor for periodontal diseases
· Effectiveness and safety of water fluoridation in children
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Research Funding
CI-A
2019-2021
NHMRC
Project Grant
Do LG
Sawyer A
Jones A
Ha DH
Leary SSpencer AJ
Effect of exposure to fluoridated water in early childhood on child psychological and intellectual development
$828,756
CI-A
2018-2022
NHMRC
Project Grant
Do LG
Golley R
Ha DH
Leary S
Manton D
Thomson WMScott J
Spencer AJ
Determinants of inequality in child oral health at school age–A prospective cohort study
$1,229,852
CI-A 2013-2016
NHMRC
Project Grant
Do LG
Spencer AJ
Thomson WM
Scott J
Common risk factor approaches to address socioeconomic inequality in child oral health
$773,033
CI-B
2016-2019
NHMRC
Partnership GrantPeres M
Do LG
Brennan D
Spencer AJ
Karnon J
Roberts-Thomson KF
Peres K
Thomson WM
Luzzi L
Harford JE
Delivering effective dental healthcare in 2020-2030: A national longitudinal partnership study of burden of oral
diseases in Australia
$1,056,521
CI-A
2012-2015
NHMRC
Career Development Fellowship
Do LG
Understanding influences on child oral health
$391,076
CI-B
2012-2016
NHMRC
Centre of Research Excellence
Brennan D
Do LG
Roberts-Thomson KF
Spencer AJ
Dental health services research for improved oral health outcomes
$2,464,677
CI-B
2011-2014
NHMRC
Partnership Grant
Spencer AJ
Do LG
Brennan D
Roberts-Thomson KF
Impact of health policy on the delivery of dental services and child oral health outcomes
$1,259,000
CI-B
2011-2014
NHMRC
Project Grant
Roberts-Thomson KF
Do LG
Is silver fluoride effective in managing deciduous caries in Indigenous children?
$662,066
CI-A
2009-2012
NHMRC
Project Grant
Do LG
Spencer AJ
Natural history and longterm impact of dental fluorosis.
$310,150
CI-B
2011-2014
Cancer Aust
Project Grant
Farah C
Do LG
Screening for oral cancer.
$512,276
CI-A
2007-2009
NHMRC
Project Grant
Do LG
Liu P
Socioeconomic gradients in children's oral health.
$72,500
CI-B
2009-2010
NHMRC
Project Grant
Spencer AJ
Do LG
Effect of fluoridation on initiation of caries.
$193,375.
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Entry last updated: Friday, 17 May 2019