Abstract
Genes represent hereditary blueprints of humans. Genetics plays a key role in the etiology of many body disorders. Appropriate knowledge regarding genetic diseases leads to a better understanding of the genetic basis of disorders thus facilitating early detection in high risk subjects. With advancements in molecular biology over the years, the scope of genetics has been expanded to the dental profession as well. The present article aims to discuss current applications of human genetics in the etiopathogenesis of various disorders affecting the oral cavity. Keywords: Genetics, Oral health, Dental disorders, Genes, Etiopathogenesis.
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