Indian society in its approach towards oral health has given it less importance as compared to the general physical and systemic health

Indian society in its approach towards oral health has given it less importance as compared to the general physical and systemic health.1Oral diseases are typically prominent in less equivalent societies and amidst publically deprived mass. A sufficiently great portion of people lack access to any kind of dental care due to Absence of public understanding of the determinants of oral health, presence of oral diseases extensively and inadequate oral health services in past.2
Periodontal diseases, Dental caries, Malocclusion and oral cancer are major dental problems affecting people of India but less significance has been given to Fluorosis and its adverse effects on the population, which pose a serious threat. 3