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April-June 2018 | Vol 36 | Issue 2
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| Emerging trends in pediatric dentistry |
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| Sudhindra Baliga |
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Pediatric dentistry as a profession has reformed immensely, largely owing to advances in technology, materials, and disease knowledge. Indeed, pedodontics has come a long way from tried-... |
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| Pattern of dental caries in 3–6-year-old children using decayed, missing, filled surface index and hierarchical caries pattern system: A descriptive study |
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| GD Chandan, Sweta Saraf, Nagaveni Sangavi, Anushree Khatri |
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Background and Objectives: The dental caries status of a population group with permanent dentition is traditionally described using decayed, missing, and filled teeth or surface (DMFT or DMFS... |
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| Dental erosion in schoolchildren and associated factors: A cross-sectional study |
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| Juliana Beckman Frazao, Leticia Goncalves Machado, Meire Coelho Ferreira |
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Context: Throughout life, the teeth are exposed to different types of wear, including dental erosion, which is characterized by the loss of surface-mineralized tissue due to a chemical proces... |
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