Where we are going in oral health education in Latin America (Editorial)
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Chicatun, Martin
Lopez Jordi, Maria del Carmen
Alcayaga, Gonzalo Rojas
de Blanc, Silvia Adriana Lopez
Escobar, Alfonso
Cohen, Lois K
Johnson, Newell W
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Over 3.5 billion people worldwide have untrea-ted oral diseases without there being a real im-provement in oral health in the last 30 years (1). The combined global prevalence of dental caries, periodontal disease and tooth loss has been unchanged at 45%, higher than any other noncommunicable disease(2).
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Odontoestomatología
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41
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Brandizzi, D; Chicatun, M; Lopez Jordi, MDC; Alcayaga, GR; de Blanc, SAL; Escobar, A; Cohen, LK; Johnson, NW, Where we are going in oral health education in Latin America, ODONTOESTOMATOLOGIA, 2023, 25 (41)