Ayse Isil Orhan

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1 INTRODUCTION Oral diseases are an important global public health problem with a massive burden and socioeconomic impact and yet are often neglected in public health policies.1, 2 A recently published report of oral disease derived from the Global Burden of Disease 2017 study covering 195 countries and territories revealed that oral conditions remain a significant public health problem.