Association between a child’s caries experience and the mother’s perception of her child’s oral health status (June 2019 Article 3)
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JADA June 2019
Background. Mothers play a primary role
in the health of their children. This role may be of particular importance for
children in Appalachia who have increased caries relative to children in other
regions of the United States. The authors examined the degree to which a child’s
caries experience was in concordance with the mother’s perception of the health
of her child’s teeth, and how concordance varied by sociodemographic
factors.
Key Words. Mother-child relationship; oral health; caries;
Appalachia.
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