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[Clinical aspects of root surface caries].

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    Zobozdravstveni Vestnik
    |January 1, 1989
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    Root caries, a dental issue, is becoming more prevalent with an aging population and longer-lasting teeth. Further research is crucial to understand and combat this growing oral health concern.

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    Area of Science:

    • Epidemiology
    • Geriatric Dentistry
    • Oral Health

    Context:

    • Root caries prevalence increases with age.
    • Population aging trends suggest a rise in root caries.
    • Increased tooth longevity contributes to higher root caries risk.

    Purpose:

    • To highlight the growing public health concern of root caries.
    • To emphasize the need for further research into root caries.
    • To underscore the current gaps in knowledge regarding root caries.

    Summary:

    • Epidemiologic data show a clear correlation between aging and increased root caries.
    • The aging demographic and improved tooth retention predict a future increase in root caries.
    • Current understanding of root caries is inadequate, necessitating comprehensive research.

    Impact:

    • Root caries is projected to become a significant dental challenge.
    • This study calls for increased attention and research funding for root caries.
    • Findings emphasize the importance of preventive strategies for root caries in older adults.

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