Abstract
The problem of caries disease has become one of the major challenges for public health in countries around the world, while becoming one of the most worrying health phenomena in the world. It is obvious that caries is a pathological process of local nature, leading to decalcification of enamel and dentin, decomposition of hard tooth tissues and, consequently, formation of a cavity, but also a serious risk factor for other diseases. Many studies have shown a significant relationship between periapical tissue inflammation and cardiovascular disease [1-3], diabetes [4,5] and systemic oxidative stress [6].
Highlights
The problem of caries disease has become one of the major challenges for public health in countries around the world, while becoming one of the most worrying health phenomena in the world
It is obvious that caries is a pathological process of local nature, leading to decalcification of enamel and dentin, decomposition of hard tooth tissues and, formation of a cavity, and a serious risk factor for other diseases
Many studies have shown a significant relationship between periapical tissue inflammation and cardiovascular disease [1,2,3], diabetes [4,5] and systemic oxidative stress [6]
Summary
The problem of caries disease has become one of the major challenges for public health in countries around the world, while becoming one of the most worrying health phenomena in the world. *Corresponding author: Klaudia Suligowska, Department of Dental Technology & Masticatory Apparatus Disfunctions, Medical University of Gdańsk, Poland Submission: November 18, 2020 Volume 5 - Issue 5 How to cite this article: Klaudia Suligowska, Dental Caries-A Huge Challenge for Public Health.
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