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Baby Dental Children’s Oral Health

Wednesday, Feb. 19th 2014 10:45 AM

Today most American children enjoy excellent oral health, but a significant subset suffers a high level of oral disease. The most advanced disease is found primarily among children living in poverty, some racial/ethnic minority populations, disabled children, and children with HIV infection.

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