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Dental problems have a significant impact on public health, both in terms of the physical health of individuals and populations, as well as the economic costs associated with providing dental care services. Poor oral health can lead to a variety of different health problems, such as cavities, periodontal diseases, and tooth loss. These problems can result in pain, discomfort, and reduced quality of life. Additionally, untreated dental problems can lead to more serious health issues, such as infections, heart disease, strokes, and premature births. On a population level, poor oral health can lead to an increased burden on healthcare systems, as well as lost productivity in the workplace. To reduce the impact of dental problems on public health, preventive measures and the provision of dental care services should be prioritized.