… opmental enamel defects and dental caries in very low birth weight adolescents with high …
Sociodemographic and medical information was available from birth. Dental examination of …

… as the risk factor of early childhood caries [6, 7]. … for dental caries of one year old pre-term,
VLBW children and to assess the impact of very low birth weight and prematurity on caries risk …

… = 0.50–0.89) for exhibiting caries experience (DMFT ≥ 4) at … birth weight can be regarded
as a predictor for dental caries, and especially, birth weight ≥4500 g is a risk factor for caries …

… look at dental caries as the only outcome, so there should be dental … Development of
the immune system in very low birth weight (… low birth weight infants. Monogr Allergy 1988;23:156-9. …

… and so low in birth weight but rather, they were near-term babies. The findings of the study
showed the prevalence of dental caries in near-term children did not differ from NBW children. …

… dental caries and both premature birth and low birth weight. It is important for paediatric
dentists … this issue to know whether this population is at greater risk of developing dental caries. …

… dental examination, birth weight, and gestational age at birth … dental caries if one or more
primary teeth had decayed, were missing, or had been filled. We defined LBW as a birth weight …

… Rosenzweig KA, Sahar M: Enamel hypoplasia and dental caries in the primary dentition of
prematuri. Br Dent J 1962; 113: 279–280. Rudolph AM: The fetal circulation and its response …

… dental caries and its association with low birth weight … dental caries is not conclusive, because
some studies do not confirm this relation 10, 27, 28. In Camargo's study 10, the birth weight…

… In this study, we report a weak association between caries at 61 months and weight and
length at birth after taking into account current size and other potential confounding factors. …