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access to dental care, while trends over time allow an assessment of the effec-
               tiveness of interventions to improve and strengthen oral health.


                    Conclusions
               As the results on self-rated oral health show, there are some particularly vul-
               nerable groups: Men, older people, people with a lower level of education and
               people from rural environments as well as people with a lower  socioeconomic
               status. This fact should be taken into account when developing and designing
               materials to promote oral health in the future. Existing materials and activi-
               ties should be adapted accordingly in order to achieve greater success with the
               target groups.


                    Acknowledgements
               The research was supported by the Slovenian Research Agency (research core    123
               funding No. P3-0429, Slovenian Research Programme for Comprehensive
               Cancer Control SLORApro and No. V3-1715, Analysis of Oral Health Indica-
               tors and Oral Health Promotion of Slovene Population).


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