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Your First Boss Is Critical To Your Dental Success | CPD Junkie Podcast EP Dr Khaled AhmedMEET DR KHALED AHMEDKhaled Ahmed is a senior lecturer in prosthodontics at Griffith University. He is also an examiner for the Royal Australasian College of ...

Gebitsslijtage geassocieerd met hogere SES - Actueel NTVTOnder tieners blijkt gebitsslijtage positief geassocieerd te zijn aan opleiding, familie-inkomen en het naar een privéschool gaan. Dit blijkt uit een...

Les enfants des classes favorisées auraient plus de risque de carieUne étude pointe que les enfants issus des milieux les plus aisés seraient davantage susceptibles de développer des caries dentaires.

Les enfants des classes aisées seraient étonnamment plus exposés au risque de carieBien que les enfants provenant de milieux aisés puissent se permettre de consulter régulièrement leur dentiste, ils seraient plus susceptibles de souffrir de caries dentaires. .

Jõukamast perest laste hambad kipuvad rohkem lagunemaRegulaarsetele hambaarstikülastustele vaatamata lagunevad rikaste perede laste hambad sagedamini, osutab Austraalia ja Singapuri teadlaste metaanalüüs.

Исследование: дети из богатых семей чаще страдают от кариесаСогласно глобальному исследованию, проведенному в 30 странах, дети, посещающие частные школы или имеющие богатых родителей, более подвержены кариесу, чем дети из более низких социально-экономических слоев.

Zahngesundheit: Was der Familien-Geldbeutel mit Karies zu tun hat | MDR.DEDer finanzielle Hintergrund einer Familie schlägt sich auf die Zähne nieder und zwar sowohl bei Kindern als auch Erwachsenen. Besonders auf Kinderzähne in gut situierten Haushalten.

High Socioeconomic Status May Be Risk Factor for Tooth Wear - Dimensions of Dental HygieneAccess to a wide array of drink options—from fruit juice to sparkling water—is a risk factor when it comes to tooth wear.

Pourquoi les enfants les plus aisés ont le plus de cariesSelon cette méta-analyse, la consommation de sodas, de boissons énergisantes, de jus de fruits, etc. accélère l’usure des dents.

Health expert reveals secret to avoid tooth wearResearchers have recently found that children from wealthy backgrounds are more prone to tooth wear than lower socioeconomic backgrounds. Sheema

High socio-economic status linked to tooth wear in childrenGOLD COAST, Australia: High socio-economic status has often been linked to improved health outcomes. However, according to a global study of 30 countries, ...

Children from wealthy backgrounds at greater risk of tooth wearChildren who attend private schools or have a high family income are more susceptible to wearing down their teeth than those from lower socio-economic areas according to a global study […]

Children from wealthy backgrounds at greater risk of tooth wearChildren who attend private schools or have a high family income are more susceptible to wearing down their teeth than those from lower socio-economic

Children from wealthy backgrounds at greater risk of tooth wearChildren who attend private schools or have a high family income are more susceptible to wearing down their teeth than those from lower socio-economic areas according to a global study of 30 countries.

Children from wealthy backgrounds at greater risk of tooth wearChildren who attend private schools or have a high family income are more susceptible to wearing down their teeth.

What Impact Does the Wealth of a Child’s Family Have on Their Oral Health? - Savanna DentalResearchers Found That Having Wealthy Parents Actually Results in Poorer Oral Health for Children. Click on the Link to Know More!

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