Deciduous Teeth Cure Rate Enhancement in Children
Dental News Volume XX, Number I, March, 2013 by Dr. Dina Jafar Mohammad General characteristic of the research Actuality of the research Carious lesion of deciduous (primary) teeth in children is widespread (E.M. Kuzmina, 1995; Lukinykh L. M. et al., 2001; I.V. Afonina, 2005; S. N. Kiwanukai et al., 2004; B.L. Edelstein, 2005; Mahejabeen R. et al., 2006 ). Progression of deciduous (primary) teeth carious lesion rate in infancy and preschool age (E.E. Maslak et al., 1998; Frias-Bulhosa and joint authors, 2002; Lee M., Sissons S.N., 2003 ) is registered in many countries throughout the world. Difficulty in treatment of caries in deciduous (primary) teeth is due to not only anatomico-physiological characteristics of primary teeth and oral cavity of a child but difficulty in management strategies in young children (V.V. Korchagina, 2005). It predisposes to the development of carious complications and premature primary teeth extraction, w...