Oral Care: Does India need a robust dental care policy?
11-07-2022 16:07 via financialexpress.com

Oral Care: Does India need a robust dental care policy?

By Harminder Singh Multani
The mouth is the window to the entire body. Oral and dental issues are recognized by WHO as a significant threat to public health that diminishes the quality of life by impairing the individual’s everyday functioning. Oral disorders are chronic, non-communicable diseases that not only inflict agony and discomfort but can also result in lost work hours, consequently negatively impacting the economy as a whole. Teeth misalignment and bad breath have been related to
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