Need to understand challenges at rural dental health centers among developing countries in COVID-19 context

Abstract

Due to the obligatory quarantine for COVID-19 declared by most of the developing countries, many people have not had access to dental health services in either the capital or in the provinces in the interior of the country where the “Quechua” language is generally spoken and often neglected by young “millennial” health professionals. For this reason, it is important to highlight the need to understand and speak Quechua, especially in the rural areas of Andean countries that share this language. It is an indigenous language passed down from the time of the Incas. Unlike English and other commercial languages, it is an inflected language in which the genres depend on linguistic markers...