Poor Oral Hygiene as a Primary Factor: The study identifies poor oral hygiene practices as a significant contributor to the predicted rise in dental diseases. This includes infrequent brushing, misuse of dental products, and lack of regular dental check-ups.

Impact of Dietary Habits: Increased consumption of sugary foods and beverages is linked to the anticipated dental health decline. The study highlights the role of diet in oral health and stresses the importance of nutritional education.

Inadequate Access to Dental Care: The research points out that limited access to affordable dental care services exacerbates the problem, particularly in underserved communities. This calls for improvements in healthcare policies to ensure better dental care access.

Public Health Interventions Needed: The study advocates for immediate public health interventions, including widespread dental health campaigns, improved healthcare policies, and increased funding for dental care services to mitigate the predicted dental health crisis.