Introduction: The willingness of young adults to undergo regular dental check-ups is critical for the early detection and prevention of oral disease. Objective:This study aims to explore the factors Influencing Young Adults Willingness to Undergo Regular Dental Check-Ups. Methodology: This cross-sectional study was conducted among 400 young adults aged 18-25years to explores the demographic, behavioral, and psychosocial factors influencing young adults’ decisions to attend regular dental check-ups. Pre validated Structured questionnaire of Health belief model was used. Results:58.5% were males in the age group of 24-25 years (41.5%). 34% agreed that they were at a risk of disease in coming one year. Conclusion: This study results indicated that gender, recent dental consultations,self-rated oral health status, and perceived benefits significantly impact the willingness to seek regular dental check-ups. Insights from this research can guide targeted interventions to improve oral health behaviors among young adults.