ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DENTAL PREVENTIVE MEASURES AMONG STUDENTS
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oral health, prevention, dental hygiene, students, education, health promotionAbstract
This article examines the importance and effectiveness of dental preventive measures among university students, emphasizing the role of oral hygiene education and lifestyle habits in maintaining oral health. It highlights the connection between students’ awareness, behavioral patterns, and the incidence of common dental diseases such as caries and gingivitis. The study also discusses the impact of educational interventions and health promotion programs aimed at improving students’ oral hygiene practices. The findings suggest that systematic preventive education and regular dental checkups significantly reduce the prevalence of oral diseases and foster a long-term culture of self-care and health responsibility among youth.
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