The Health experts<span style="font-weight: bold;"> </span>have<b> </b>said that Mucormycosis is mostly seen in people with decreased immunity and who are diabetic. A webinar on Mucormycosis and Dental Health in relation to COVID-19 was organized today by the Press Information Bureau. During webinar, Dr. Rajeev Jayadevan, Gastroenterologist said, cases of Mucormycosis being witnessed are a tiny fraction of COVID-19 cases. <br />” <br />”The dental expert Dr. Neeta Rana said, there is a link between good dental health and COVID-19 infection. She said, when teeth, gums and palette are maintained well then viral infection is less likely to occur. Dr. Rana said, if wound after tooth-extraction is not maintained well and good oral hygiene is not observed, then it increases chances of catching Mucormycosis.