Intersectionality, racial discrimination and oral health in Australia.
Helena Silveira SchuchDandara Gabriela HaagJoão Luiz Dornelles BastosYin ParadiesLisa M JamiesonPublished in: Community dentistry and oral epidemiology (2020)
Our findings indicate that perceived racial discrimination, as a specific form of widespread inequality, is associated with higher frequencies of oral health impairment among Australian adults. We also suggest that socially marginalized groups bear a greater burden of the oral health effects of racial discrimination.