Oral Health Profile

     
Oral Health Profile, Alachua County, Florida
IndicatorRate TypeYear(s)County NumberCounty RateState Rate
Adults Who Had a Permanent Tooth Removed Because of Tooth Decay or Gum DiseasePercent2016
39.5%47.3%
Adults Who Visited a Dentist or a Dental Clinic in the Past YearPercent2016
62.3%63%
Birth Defect: Cleft Lip AlonePer 100,0002014-2018
<5
2.5
Birth Defect: Cleft Lip With Cleft PalatePer 100,0002014-2018
9
6.45.1
Birth Defect: Cleft Palate AlonePer 100,0002014-2018
10
7.14.9
Oral Cancer IncidencePer 100,0002021
49
16.114.5
Deaths From Oral CancerPer 100,0002022
12
4.14.2
Emergency Department Visits From Dental Conditions (Aged 5 Years and Older) Per 100,0002022
2,320
838.9499.2
Ambulatory Care Sensitive Emergency Department Visits From Dental Conditions (Aged 0-64 Years)Per 100,0002022
2,270
921.3591.2
Ambulatory Care Sensitive Hospitalizations From Dental Conditions (Aged 0-64 Years)Per 100,0002022
17
6.99.3
Population Receiving Fluoridated WaterPercent2019
198,820
91.4%78.1%
Population Served by Community Water SystemsPercent2019
217,518
81.6%95%
Licensed Florida Dental HygienistsPer 100,0002022
220
75.762.2
Licensed Florida DentistsPer 100,0002022
289
99.459.0
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Data Note(s)

FLHealthCharts.gov is provided by the Florida Department of Health, Division of Public Health Statistics and Performance Management.

  • Cancer incidence counts are not displayed when less than 10 cases.

  • AHCA Data Visualization Tool
    This website is maintained by the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). The Dental Services Profile provides demographic data of Medicaid dental clients as well as summary information on managed care plans. Data are available at the county or regional level.

  • Oral Health Florida Data Scorecard
    The state oral health coalition, Oral Health Florida, provides annual estimates of key oral health indicators as identified in their "Florida’s Roadmap for Oral Health" strategic plan.

  • Public Health Dental Program Website
    One of the primary functions of the Department of Health’s Public Health Dental Program is data collection and analysis. This website contains various surveillance reports on the oral health status of specific populations as well as summaries of the bi-annual dentist and dental hygienist workforce surveys.