Diseases in the mouth of 3.7 billion people of the world! Heart-kidney hovering threat, doctors gave warning oral disease can harm heart brain and kidney by IADR Experts

Oral disease in world: If you ask someone about the situation, then people will count you hundreds of diseases inside them, whether it is stomach, heart, kidney, liver or skin, but have you ever heard that they have told you that they have told that there is a worm in their teeth, cavity, there is pairia, there is piercing in teeth, water is pierced, gums are painful, or the mouth smells? No? Because not only in India but all over the world, teeth or mouth diseases are not considered serious. Except for toothache, there are very few people, then if there is any problem in the mouth, you immediately come to the doctor for treatment. And this is not the case of us but the biggest dental research institution is saying the Indian Association for Dental Research.

Washington DC came to Delhi to attend IADR’s Asia Pacific Regional Conference Dr. Christopher Fox pointed out that There is some disease in the mouth of more than 3.7 billion people in the world. These diseases have not only become the biggest problem in the world, but the misfortune is that they are considered less serious than other diseases and are not paid attention. Diseases in the mouth usually cause cavity or gum diseases, but if you talk about danger, then they have the ability to fail from heart attack to kidney failure.

There itself Guru Govind Singh IP University Vice Chancellor and IADR Chairman Prof. Mahesh Verma Told that oral diseases may not be fatal, but they have the power to cause deadly diseases, as well as affect quality and life badly. The result of mouth diseases is so dangerous that from your heart, brain and kidney to the entire physical and mental structure, it gets hit.

They say that India’s biggest problem is that crores of people either cannot reach dentistry or avoid going due to not taking it seriously. While about 85 percent of oral diseases become aware, they can be stopped in advance.

Foul odor from mouth is also dangerous
Eminent dental, neuro and onco surgeon Dr. SM Balaji Told that oral health should be made part of the national agenda of non -communal disease. In case of teeth discomfort at the initial level, it is possible to identify many serious diseases. For example, the bad odor from the mouth can be a sign of oral cancer many times, which can be saved by identifying at the beginning.

Antibiotics are making bugs

Pediatric dental surgeon Dr. Vijay Mathur at AIIMS Told that a big problem is being seen during dental care. In India, we give about 10% of the total antibiotics of teeth, which is not really needed. The result of this is that the bacteria is becoming resistant to these medicines. If not taken care of, then anti-microbial resistance will become one of the biggest challenges for global health in the coming time.

Research should start from BDS studies

Dr. Saranjit Singh Bhasin, Professor of Jamia Milia Dental College Said, ‘This three -day conference of IDR has included more than 600 delegates from abroad besides the country. All these will share the researches being done in oral and craniofacial sciences. If we want to change the future of oral health, then today we have to shape young minds. Research should be made a part of studies at graduate level, ie BDS level itself.