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Over the centuries health has evolved as a concept from an
individual concern to a world wide social goal. Together with
various other factors health has an important place in developing
human capital. In India, children comprise 40 per cent of the
rapidly growing population; compared to this rapid expansion, the
provision of health care to these children is poor. Children,
especially those with special needs constitute one of the high risk
groups and have almost twice the unmet oral health care needs as
their peers without special needs across all income levels. Due to
complication of the disability and the cumulative nature of
disease, regular and consistent training with proper oral health
care is important for these children to enable them to realize
their full potential. Above all, it is a combination of approaches,
the best way of sharing the responsibility for healthy development
of children of all cultures; though more challenges await down the
lane.
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