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COVID-19 pandemic has become a challenge for continuation of oral health services and protecting the oral health of public.Routine oral screening programmes and mobile dental health services have been hampered due to the COVID-19 pandemic resulting in lack of public attention on oral health. Thus, there is a dire need for providing oral health education
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The COVID-19 pandemic has nudged people to reprioritise their overall health and wellbeing, reorientating towards healthier habits overall. However, this positive shift did not translate into better oral care, a cornerstone of physical health. A Global research commissioned by Unilever found that two in three (64%) people admitted they are not worried about their oral health, despite 70% having experienced oral care issues such as tooth pain and cavities since the COVID-19 outbreak. In this context, the
Sri Lanka Dental Association is the pioneer umbrella organization of the dental profession in Sri Lanka. Established in 1932 and it has 5 regional branches: Kandy, Eastern, Southern, Northern and North central branch. Currently, SLDA has 2000 members, and it is the largest body of dental surgeons to date.
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The Sri Lanka Dental Association hosted 42nd Asia Pacific Dental Congress from 18th to 22nd May, 2021 themed ‘Concepts and Critique; a vision for excellence in oral care’. This was the third APDC hosted by SLDA having hosted previous Asia Pacific Dental Congress in 1997 and 2010. The 42nd Asia Pacific Dental Congress was held
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