Ministry of Public Health launches “Smile Thailand 2027” project, focusing on good oral health for Thai elderly
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The Ministry of Public Health, through the Department of Health, has officially announced the advancement of its policy to promote oral health among Thai people under the concept of “Smile Thailand 2027: Good health starts with oral health,” aiming to elevate the standards of dental care for citizens nationwide.
The core of this project is the application of digital dental technology to reduce disparities in access to dental services, particularly in remote areas, which will help citizens receive faster and more efficient services than ever before.
Furthermore, the project specifically focuses on the oral health care of the elderly, ensuring that senior citizens in Thailand can live with quality and happiness, as good oral health is directly linked to overall physical health.
The implementation for the 2027 fiscal year marks a significant step for the Ministry of Public Health in building a health-conscious society. It is expected that this project will help Thai people of all age groups maintain bright smiles and strong oral health in the long term.
Sources: สำนักสารนิเทศ สำนักงานปลัดกระทรวงสาธารณสุข
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