Diet (Severe) Early Childhood Caries and Metabolic Diseases
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Diet,, (Severe), Early, Childhood, Caries, Metabolic, DiseasesAbstract
Early childhood caries (ECC) is a symptom of a diet imbalance that can signal future diet related dental and systemic diseases. These diseases stem from diet related energy imbalances that can be strongly related to overweight, obesity, cardiovascular disease and cancer. Since the future of a child with ECC can hold such serious consequences, more attention to the long term effects of a high caloric diet should be given. A review of some of these systemic health related scenarios is presented.
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