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Oral health care in Indian population

International Journal of Applied Dental Sciences · 2021 · Vol. 7(1) · pp. 367–369

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Introduction: Oral health care is essential for well-being of an individual. Loss of teeth or edentulism is a common problem in everyone. As age advances, we face many body and oral problems. Aim and Objectives: To assess edentulism in population. Material and Methods: 5oo subjects above 20 years were chosen. Results: People have teeth loss but they are unattended. Discussion: Patients know they have teeth loss and few are knowing about how to deal with it. Conclusion: Dental care and education should be provided to all. Keywords- oral, loss, teeth.

HIV/AIDS oral health manifestationsDental Health and Care UtilizationOral microbiology and periodontitis researchEdentulismTooth lossMedicineOral healthDentistryOral health careDental carePopulationOrthodonticsEnvironmental health
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