Dental caries is a chronic disease that is unique to humans and is one of the world's most seriou…
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Dental caries is a chronic disease that is unique to humans and is one of the world's most serious oral health issues today. It is the acidic by-products of bacterial fermentation of dietary carbohydrates, particularly sucrose, that destroy tooth hard acellular tissue. Dental caries can affect people in a variety of ways, such as tooth pain, infection, or stomatognathic system malfunction, which can limit the essential ingestion of energetic meals, impairing children's and adults' growth, learning, communication skills, and recreational activities. Oral and pharyngeal malignancies, as well as oral tissue lesions, are also major health concerns.