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Making Cavities History: A Global Policy Consensus for Achieving a Dental Cavity-Free Future

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Publisher Sage Publications
Specialty Dentistry
Date 2021 May 24
PMID 34027737
Citations 14
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Abstract

These global consensus recommendations on caries and cavities, as well as evidence that caries is the most prevalent noncommunicable disease (NCD) globally, should be shared throughout institutional, health care professional, industrial, civil society, and patient communities so that the recommendations can be incorporated into policies for achieving a dental cavity-free future. Appropriate inclusion within strategies and action plans globally and locally will accelerate progress toward Making Cavities History, as well as improving NCDs and wider health.

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