Changes in Dental Caries 1953–2003

By T. Marthaler. Caries Research, 2004

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The global increase in dental caries. A pending public health crisis. (2009, background): “These populations have left the rural farming life for urban labor with the attending negative changes in diet, lifestyle and health.(3)”
Oral diseases: a global public health challenge. (2019, background): “218 219 Dental caries 220 Epidemiological evidence indicates that lifetime prevalence of dental caries has 221 declined in the last four decades, but this is mainly in high-income countries with the 222 most significant decline seen in 12-year-old children.(30,31) 223 224 Evidence on the burden of u”