A literature search is a systematic process used to gather information and research findings on a specific topic. It involves identifying, locating, and analyzing published sources such as academic journals, books, conference papers, and reports. The goal is to review existing knowledge, identify gaps in the research, and provide a foundation for new studies. This process typically includes defining a research question, selecting appropriate databases, using relevant keywords, and evaluating the quality and relevance of the gathered sources. Our expert Dr Asawari Shidhore who is a public health dentist is going to guide us through this process.
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