Journal and Conferences of Dentistry

Oral health is understood as a dentition which is comfortable,functional, and with such an appearance that allows thepeople to perform their social functions and daily activities without physical, psychological or social inconveniences. Oro-dental diseases are among the most widespread diseases around the globe. Although not an important cause of mortality, these may have sometimes serious repercussions upon the general health of people.oral diseases in adults negatively impact their employability and systemic health. In developed countries,more young individuals now tend to preserve their natural teeth and the proportion of adults with functional dentition hadincreased markedly. Such changes in oral health are oftenascribed to the population’s changing living conditions and lifestyles, effective use of oral health services, implementation of preventive oral health care programmes , development of regular self-care practices and use of fluoride toothpaste. Incontrast, many developin...