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Dental caries is a common infectious disease characterized by demineralization and loss of organic material in tooth hard tissues due to microbial interactions. This process begins when fermentable carbohydrates are converted into acids by bacteria in the mouth. The resulting acidic environment disrupts the mineral structure of tooth enamel and creates favorable conditions for caries development. Risk Factors Various risk factors contribute to the development of dental caries: Tooth Structure: A