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Dental caries is the end product of an infection by acid - producing bacteria . The bacteria needed for dental decay are first acquired by the child over a narrow period , between 19 and 28 months of age , from a variety ...
Dental caries is the end product of an infection by acid - producing bacteria . The bacteria needed for dental decay are first acquired by the child over a narrow period , between 19 and 28 months of age , from a variety ...
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The dental examination should take place by no later than 18 months of age . ... The traditional six - month interval evolved in an era when essentially all children developed tooth decay and when the shortage of dentists led to a ...
The dental examination should take place by no later than 18 months of age . ... The traditional six - month interval evolved in an era when essentially all children developed tooth decay and when the shortage of dentists led to a ...
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Dental Trauma The period of the primary dentition includes the time from the eruption of the first baby tooth ( around 6 months of age ) until the first baby tooth exfoliates and the first permanent tooth erupts ( around 6 years of age ) ...
Dental Trauma The period of the primary dentition includes the time from the eruption of the first baby tooth ( around 6 months of age ) until the first baby tooth exfoliates and the first permanent tooth erupts ( around 6 years of age ) ...
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