The survey took place between 22 April and 3 May
The findings of a recent survey into the dental health of five year olds in the Isle of Man are being evaluated.
Though no definitive date for the release of the information has been set by Public Health Isle of Man.
Participating children were checked in schools by the dental survey team.
Information gathered is said to give Public Health an insight into the oral health of the Island's children, and provide a benchmark for future work to improve oral health in the age group and assist in planning dental services.
The survey takes place every other year.
Previous years have seen only a randomly selected sample of schools participate, but this time the sample was extended to include all five year olds as part of efforts to create a more accurate picture.
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