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A clinical study from the Aspire Hospital demonstrated that players from Asian national teams have high rates of oral health issues, such as tooth decay, gum disease, and tooth erosion, which may affect their athletic performance and increase the risk of injuries on the field. The study, which included 18 out of 24 national teams, revealed that more than 80% suffer from gum disease, and 90% from tooth erosion, with a connection between oral problems and pain, headaches, as well as difficulties in chewing and sleeping. The findings highlight the importance of addressing oral health issues to improve athletic performance and reduce injury risk, and call for preventive strategies that include health education and early treatment.
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