PubMed · 1986 · 81 citations · 11 references
Dental ConditionsSupplemental FluorideOral HygienePediatricsDental DiseaseDental HygienePreventive DentistryNursing-caries ChildrenNursing CariesMedicineInitially Caries
Children with nursing caries and those initially caries free were compared on recall for occurrence of lesions in approximal molar surfaces. Mean follow-up time was 36 and 45 months, respectively, for the 2 groups. Fifty-three per cent of the nursing caries children had 1 or more molar lesions on follow up compared to 15% for children initially caries free. Routine prescription of supplemental fluoride is explored for children with nursing caries.
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