The effects of diagnosis and treatment practices in Libya dentistry on oral health and its relationship with other personal factors

People's habits and behavior can negatively affect their health, especially if they are not fully aware of the indirect impact on their health. It has been proven that our oral health indirectly affects our general health and can be the cause of very serious diseases such as diabetes and heart-related diseases. Therefore, this study was conducted in different cities in Libya on oral health, the impact of diagnosis and treatments, and their relationship with other factors such as environment, age, and gender. In addition, statistical analysis methods were used to define these relationships and the actual effects of the factors. The data used in the study were expressed without using the personal information of the patients. Study results; showed that there was a statistically significant relationship between location, age, gender, and diagnosis (p <0.05). At the same time, the lack of health awareness has been one of the main factors increasing some diagnoses compared to others, especially in male patients. In light of all these evaluations; It has emerged that people should pay attention to oral health and be more aware of the relationship between oral health and general health.