My interest in oral health stemmed from my primary curiosity in biology. During the pandemic year of 2020, my first biology teacher relapsed from oral cancer. After learning about the cell cycles and mutations in the body, I was astounded to discover that critical diseases, such as cancer, could be interconnected to the oral system. Moreover, I grasped that the oral system is just as intricate and crucial to the body's overall health as other systems. According to a nationwide survey, 62% of adults were ignorant of oral cancer, with only 29% having been screened for the disease. Oral maladies are extensive and can range from a mild cavity to a severe case of periodontitis, which can contribute to fatal illnesses related to other body systems. From this insight, I feel inclined to spreading awareness and educating individuals about the significance, maintenance, and recommendations for preserving oral health.