There was a tendency towards higher caries scores in preschool children, but as conflicting results were revealed, the evidence that children with CLP exhibit more caries than noncleft controls was in
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There was a tendency towards higher caries scores in preschool children, but as conflicting results were revealed, the evidence that children with CLP exhibit more caries than noncleft controls was inconclusive.
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- Caries prevalence in children with cleft lip and palate – a systematic review of case–control studies (2007) · doi
There was a tendency towards higher caries scores in preschool children, but as conflicting results were revealed, the evidence that children with CLP exhibit more caries than noncleft controls was inconclusive.
Keywords: caries children there tendency towards higher scores preschool conflicting revealed evidence exhibit noncleft controls inconclusive - Excess Weight and Dental Caries throughout Childhood and Adolescence: Systematic Review of Longitudinal Studies (2022) · doi
Objective: The aim of the present study was to analyze existing scientific evidence on the longitudinal association between overweight/obesity and dental caries in children and adolescents and indicate possible gaps in the literature to guide future studies.
Keywords: objective present analyze existing scientific evidence longitudinal association overweight obesity dental caries children adolescents indicate - Potential risk factors for dental caries in Type 2 diabetic patients (2018) · doi
However, the role of potential risk factors such as blood glucose, salivary glucose and glycaemic control in the occurrence of dental caries in type 2 diabetes (T2D) is not clearly understood so far, and therefore, it was evaluated in this study.
Keywords: glucose role potential risk factors blood salivary glycaemic control occurrence dental caries type diabetes clearly
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