Oracle Age calculation from Date of birth and Today

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I want to calculate present Age from Date of Birth in my oracle function. for that i am using (Today-Dob)/30/12.

But this is not accurate as some months will have 31 days.

I want to get the correct date with maximum precision How ca i do that??

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