GLOBAL WARMING AND PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY

Creating healthy environments can be complex and relies on continuing research to better understand the effects of exposure to environmental hazards on people's health. Others, which are subject to behaviors and lifestyle, are considered to be modifiable risk factors because individual action and modification of a particular habit or behavior are possible. The modifiable risk factors of oral diseases include an unhealthy diet, particularly one high in sugar tobacco use, and unhealthy alcohol consumption. These key risk factors are also shared with most of the other major Non-communicable diseases. Hence an attempt is made to collect the data regarding global warming and its effect on health.

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