Explore the alarming state of oral health in Africa, the links between oral hygiene and overall health, and the urgent need ...
The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns over a severe oral health crisis in Africa, where 42% of the ...
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says only 17 percent of Africans have access to essential oral health care services.
“The region also has the highest number of noma cases, a rapidly progressing, non-contagious gangrenous disease of the mouth that primarily affects young children. “If left untreated, noma has ...
The Acting Regional Director for Africa of the World Health Organisation, Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, said despite advances made in oral healthcare, the African Region lags behind key oral health indicators.