It’s Never Too Early to Cleanse the Oral
Cavity of Our Babies
Volume 5 - Issue 1
Marisa Roncati and Giancarlo Couch*
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- Private Practitioner, General Dentistry, University of Bologna, Italy
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Giancarlo Couch, Private Practitioner, General Dentistry, University of Bologna, Italy
Received:November 26, 2020; Published: December 04, 2020
DOI: 10.32474/IPDOAJ.2020.05.000205
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Abstract
Dental caries continues to be the single most common chronic disease of infancy and one most widespread pathologies in the world. In Italy recent studies showed that 22% of 4-year old and 44% of 14-year-old suffer from dental caries. In industrialized nations this trend appears to be decreasing in 6-19-year old. Dental caries is increasing by 15.2%, according to recent epidemiological studies (2007), in children aged 2-5 years, in Milan, in the north-east of Italy, regrettably in the news, as the main site of the Covid-19 outbreak, last March 2020.
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