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Although I am currently living abroad, I spent my entire childhood in the lush green villages of India; since I also completed my education in our country, I possess a fair amount of knowledge about life there.
some where in the world, When people criticize our country, they often use imagery depicting citizens chewing gutka, smiling with crooked teeth, and lacking basic oral hygiene. Awareness regarding oral health is quite low in India; perhaps this is why the country ranks first globally in oral cancer cases.
Even today, in some very remote villages, people brush their teeth with tobacco. When suffering from a toothache, they mistakenly believe a “worm” is the cause and resort to traditional folk remedies instead of seeking proper care. They avoid extracting or treating severely infected teeth due to the superstitious belief that tooth extraction leads to blindness, thereby turning minor infections into life-threatening conditions. in some remote areas, one still sees children using materials like charcoal or brick dust to brush their teeth. These methods are detrimental to oral health, yet there is no one to explain this to them or suggest simple, safer alternatives.
Western nations may never view us as their equals, but if we do not take the initiative to improve our own well-being, what can we expect? Another key area of focus for the ‘Oral Care for All Foundation’ should be the issue of teenagers who, having just learned to ride bikes, often speed without helmets to look stylish, leading to serious accidents. Such reckless driving results not only in injuries to limbs but also in fractures to the head, teeth, and jawbones. Ironically, to repair these broken jaws, they must undergo surgery on the very face they were so eager to show off. Instilling this fear can naturally lead to greater caution; it fosters a sense of responsibility to ride slowly and wear a helmet. Instilling fear, reverence, and a sense of responsibility in an otherwise reckless individual is a truly noble endeavor. Ultimately, this contributes to a more responsible society as a whole.
i hope you will consider all these aspects in to your future programmes . all the best
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