Modifiable and Non-modifiable Risk Factors Affecting Oral and Periodontal Health and Quality of Life in South Asia

Objectives: The study aimed to review the prevalence of periodontal disease and associated factors among developing South Asian countries. was also at providing an insight into how such play a role in affecting Quality life patients with compromised oral health. Background: It has been observed that Oral health directly correlates individual, so it is imperative understand this, particularly parts world. Methods: A MeSH keyword search carried out keywords: Periodontal diseases, Health, Public Asia, QoL, Life, Southeast Tobacco, Risk Factors, based on findings, this detailed compiled. Results: population forms 24.89% world population, while inflammatory condition affects 11% globe. Several studies previously conducted across countries have shown various like socioeconomic status smoking habit, consumption alcohol, hypertension, history diabetes, obesity, stress are indirectly related onset disease. Characteristics specific populations ethnicity, behavioral characteristics, environmental may affect causing periodontitis. Conclusion: Dental practitioners region should consider risk can be altered significantly uplift which not being considered many