Dental Public Health (DPH) is a non-clinical
subject of dentistry that contracts with the deterrence of oral disease and
elevation of oral health. Dental public health
is complicated in the valuation of key dental health wants and coming up with
real solutions to recover the dental health of populations rather than
individuals.
Deterrence is becoming progressively important. Dental related diseases are
largely avoidable and there is a rising burden on health care systems for cure.
Dental public health looks outside the role of a dental doctor in treating
dental disease, and seeks to decrease demand on health care systems by
resending of resources to priority areas.
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