Study Reveals High Prevalence of Oral Health Problems in Fanteakwa Districts of Ghana

Posted: January 11, 2025
A study in the Fanteakwa districts of Ghana revealed a high prevalence of self-reported oral health problems among adults, with toothache, swollen gum, and difficulty in chewing being common issues. Factors such as age, income level, ethnicity, area of residence, and brushing frequency were associated with oral health problems. Urban dwellers had lower odds of reporting oral health problems than rural residents. The findings suggest a need for targeted oral health education, especially for high-risk groups, to address the significant oral health challenges in the region.

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