Volume 10,Issue 7
Dental diseases, especially dental caries, are significant issues affecting population health worldwide. Dental caries has been listed by the World Health Organization as one of the three key diseases to be prevented and treated, following cardiovascular diseases and cancer. It has a high incidence rate and a wide distribution, posing a serious threat to people’s oral health and quality of life [1–5]. With the intensification of the global aging population and changes in dietary habits, the incidence of dental diseases is on the rise, becoming a public health problem that cannot be ignored. Therefore, exploring new theories for dental disease prevention and treatment, such as the bioelectrochemical theory and the mineralization and anti-electricity new theory, and discussing their application prospects can provide more effective scientific bases and methods for the prevention and treatment of dental diseases, which is of great practical significance, especially for children and the elderly.