Background Online false or misleading oral health–related content has been propagated on
social media to deceive people against fluoride's economic and health benefits to prevent …

OBJECTIVE: This review was conducted to assess the role of social media in oral health
promotion by reviewing the perspectives and evaluation methods of previous related …

Background Although social media has the potential to spread misinformation, it can also be
a valuable tool for elucidating the social factors that contribute to the onset of negative …

Orthodontic societies play a significant role in raising awareness of the profession among
the public and supporting patient care by debunking misinformation and helping patients …

5 health effects of human consumption. Furthermore, even with broad scientific consensus,
half of Americans (52%) declared that “scientists are divided” on whether the universe was …

Background: Oral health continues to be one of the most common and costly diseases in
early childhood, and there is a need for further, innovative research. Purpose: We explored …

Background Studies of new and expecting parents largely focus on the mother, leaving a
gap in knowledge about fathers. Objective This study aimed to understand web-based …

Objectives Public understanding of human papillomavirus (HPV)-associated oropharyngeal
cancer (OPC) is minimally understood. Therefore uncovering communication gaps between …

Background: False messages on the internet continually propagate possible adverse effects
of fluoridated oral care products and water, despite their essential role in preventing and …

Purpose: This paper's aim is to highlight the essential factors influencing the fluoride
management programs' effectiveness and dentistry overall. This multisided, complex, and …