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  • Dental Science
  • Public Health Communication

Background:

  • A film disseminated on major streaming platforms falsely claimed endodontic treatments cause systemic pathologies.
  • This misinformation contradicts established scientific evidence in dentistry.

Discussion:

  • The incident underscores the significant impact of a few users on information dissemination in the social networking era.
  • Such misinformation can lead to widespread consequences, influencing public health choices and policy.

Key Insights:

  • Misinformation regarding dental procedures can have serious public health implications.
  • There is a critical need to address the spread of unscientific claims on digital platforms.

Outlook:

  • Academic, institutional, and associative bodies must actively counter false narratives.
  • Restoring accurate information flow on mass media and social networks is crucial for public trust and healthcare policy.