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Dental caries and dental attendance patterns in Vietnamese children aged 11-12 years resident in three inner London boroughs, UK.

Ninety-one Vietnamese children aged 11-12 years were examined in schools in Lambeth, Lewisham and Southwark. Their dental caries prevalence and attendance for dental care were compared with 464 Caucasians, Negroes and Asians. Vietnamese children had a greater caries experience than all except Asians. Although most caries was treated, over a third of Vietnamese children were symptomatic attenders.