… The role of dietary carbohydrates on caries development is well-known, but the influence
of infant feeding and its practices on childhood caries is poorly understood and can lead to …

… birth cohort study following socioeconomicallydiverse South Australian young children,
provided an opportunity to investigate the association between ECC and maternal caries … caries …

… of age, are strongly associated with the incidence of childhood caries in subsequent years
[38]. However, empirical evidence on which mechanisms are most important for explaining …

… nancy weight were by self-report and could have been underestimated; although it is
unlikely, measurement error was differential by child caries status. While adjusted models did …

… birth cohort study which was designed to establish causal evidence on factors associated
with dental caries. … concurrent associations between early childhood caries and putative risk …

… We combined results from prospective birth cohorts, cross-sectional studies, case-control
studies and register-based studies in our analyses although different methods of background …

… The aim of the present article, therefore, was to report on the caries risk factors of the children
remaining in the birth cohort at 7 y and the efficacy of HVs and TCs as preventive strategies …

… improved our understanding of how childhood caries is associated with risk later in life but
could not reveal detail on the ‘shape’ of the trajectories of caries experience, but new dental …

… Of the 15 cohorts, 11 have detailed data on early childhood caries and/or severe early
childhood caries. Dental plaque and hypoplasia/opacities were the second-most investigated …

… , type 2 diabetes, and dental caries. Early childhood caries is the first clinically important …
an impact on the future occurrence of caries through two plausible pathways: it promotes …