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	2011 Results for 9th through 12th Grade Other
	Question Area YRBS Question 2011 Total Percentage Detailed Information Trend Information Oral Health Percentage of students who last saw a dentist for a check-up, exam, teeth cleaning, or other dental work during the past 12 months. 76.1% Detailed Data Table North Dakota YRBS Trends 1995-2011   Percentage of students who have had no more than three cavities in their permanent teeth. 79.5% Detailed Data Table Not Available   Percentage of students who brushed their teeth on all of the past seven days. 71.5% Detailed Data Table Not Available Other Percentage of students who would describe their grades in school as mostly A’s and B’s during the past 12 months. 72.0% Detailed Data Table Not Available   Percentage of students who can trust to talk to one or more adults if they have a personal problem in their life. 85.6% Detailed Data Table North Dakota YRBS Trends 1995-2011   Percentage of students who received help from a resource teacher, speech therapist, or other special education teacher at school during  the past 12 months. 16.7% Detailed Data Table Not Available   Percentage of students who have any long-term health problems. 15.6% Detailed Data Table Not Available

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