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Percent of 10th graders with a dentist visit in the past two years (Percent) – 2006

Data Provided by: Washington Kids Count is a joint effort of the Children's Alliance and Washington State Budget & Policy Center
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Scale: 73% - 94%
Scale
Washington 83%
Adams *78.7%
Asotin *80.2%
Benton 85% Barchart image
Chelan 86% Barchart image
Clallam S
Clark 85% Barchart image
Columbia *94.7%
Cowlitz 82% Barchart image
Douglas 86% Barchart image
Ferry S
Franklin 73% Barchart image
Garfield *93.3%
Grant S
Grays Harbor 86% Barchart image
Island 92% Barchart image
Jefferson *82.2%
King 86% Barchart image
Kitsap 86% Barchart image
Kittitas 87% Barchart image
Klickitat *85.1%
Lewis 77% Barchart image
Lincoln 94% Barchart image
Mason 82% Barchart image
Okanogan 83% Barchart image
Pacific *79.8%
Pend Oreille *67.5%
Pierce 82% Barchart image
San Juan *71.7%
Skagit 80% Barchart image
Skamania *80.6%
Snohomish 85% Barchart image
Spokane 86% Barchart image
Stevens S
Thurston 88% Barchart image
Wahkiakum *69.6%
Walla Walla 86% Barchart image
Whatcom 87% Barchart image
Whitman 93% Barchart image
Yakima 78% Barchart image

Definitions: The percent of 10th graders who reported seeing a dentist for a check-up, exam, teeth cleaning, or other dental work in the past two years.

Data Source: The data used for this measure come from the Washington State Healthy Youth Survey (HYS). Data can be found at: http://www.askhys.net/layout.asp?page=intro.

S: Data have been suppressed due to low response rates (below 40% participation).

*Please use these estimates with caution. The total confidence interval (upper bound minus lower bound) of the percent estimate, is 10 percentage points or greater, which indicates that this estimate has a large margin of error. This generally occurs when estimate relies on small number of cases. To obtain total confidence interval values around the estimates for this indicator please contact Washington KIDS COUNT.

At this time HYS does not recommend that you attempt to determine significant trends over time, only to determine changes from a single survey administration to another, i.e., a change from 2006 to 2008. For trend analysis, we recommend that you have at least 5 data points.

Footnotes: Data last updated in September 2011 by Washington KIDS COUNT.

The Healthy Youth Survey is based on a random sample of 6th, 8th, 10th and 12th graders in schools across Washington State. The HYS is a collaborative effort of the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the Department of Health, the Department of Social and Health Service's Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse, Community Trade and Economic Development, the Family Policy Council and the Liquor Control Board. For more information on HYS data including bias analysis, response rates and other technical analysis, please see: https://fortress.wa.gov/doh/hys/.

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Washington Kids Count is a joint effort of the Children's Alliance and Washington State Budget & Policy Center 718 6th Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98104

206-324-0340 x11
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Washington KIDS COUNT is a joint effort of the Children's Alliance and the Washington State Budget & Policy Center.