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dental caries

In medicine, another name for caries.
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The authors discovered that more than half (55%) of the preschoolers had caries, with 14% having rampant caries.
Dental care issues for African immigrant families of preschoolers by Obeng, Cecilia S. / Early Childhood Research & Practice
Methods: Plaque from children with incipient caries in the primary dentition (n=21), rampant caries of the primary dentition (n=16), severe caries in the permanent dentition (n=12) and age-matched healthy controls (n=50) was sampled.
Abstracts from the 85th General Session of the IADR: March 21-24, ... by Canadian Journal of Dental Hygiene
Furthermore, the acid may function synergistically with the sugar in regular pops contributing to rampant caries.
Does soda pop cause cavities. (Healthbeat) by Cunningham, Marsha A. / The Dental Assistant
 
 
 
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