GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Tooth Infection Fatality Timeline Statistics
The typical timeline from onset of a tooth infection to fatality is estimated to be several days to a week, with prompt medical treatment being crucial to prevent severe outcomes.
In this post, we examine the alarming statistics surrounding tooth infections and their potential impact on overall health. From the prevalence of cavities to the risks of untreated dental issues, these figures shed light on the importance of oral hygiene and regular dental care in preventing serious complications. Join us as we explore the data and implications of tooth infections in the global population.
Statistic 1
"Among the global population, it's estimated that nearly 100% have at least one cavity, increasing the risk of tooth infection."
Statistic 2
"Approximately 50% of U.S. adults suffer from periodontal disease, which can cause tooth infections if left untreated."
Statistic 3
"In the United States, around 22% of adults aged 20–64 have untreated cavities, which could potentially lead to tooth infections."
Statistic 4
"Every year, 12.7 million people worldwide are diagnosed with cancer, including oral cancer, which could be triggered by tooth infection."
Statistic 5
"Approximately 67% of Americans aged 20 years and older with periodontal disease are males."
Statistic 6
"Men are at a higher risk (up to 30%) of developing oral cancer from poor oral health such as untreated tooth infections."
Statistic 7
"Around 2% to 5% of dental abscesses (tooth infection) can lead to a life-threatening condition called Ludwig's angina."
Statistic 8
"1 in every 20 adults has been reported to experience at least one episode of dental abscess."
Statistic 9
"Approximately 31.6% of adults aged 20-44 in the United States have untreated dental caries."
Statistic 10
"The percentage of children aged 5-19 years with untreated dental caries is 18.6%."
