Severe early childhood caries and behavioural risk indicators among young children in Ajman, United Arab Emirates
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...Hashim et al.28 explained the higher males’ dmft score compared with that of females by the traditional practice of overindulging sons in Arabic culture....
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...Another cross sectional study was conducted by Hashim et al. in 200628, using the same sampling approach used in his previous studies and the same age group of children, to detect the prevalence of dental caries using the WHO criteria....
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...Another study was conducted by Hashim et al. in 201041, using the same sampling approach used in his previous studies and the same age group of children, to detect the prevalence of dental caries using the WHO criteria....
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...Hashim et al.(42) conducted the first study in the UAE in 2011 to estimate the prevalence of severe early childhood caries (s-ECC)....
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...Hashim et al.39 in a cross-sectional study done in 2002–2003 and published in 2009, used a cluster sample approach to randomly select 1,036 5- to 6- year-old children from all private and public kindergartens in Ajman (hence, local and non-local children were included in the study) to detect the prevalence of dental caries using the WHO criteria....
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...Epidemiological studies carried out in the past 20 years point to an inequality among different social classes in the experience of dental caries.[16,17] This study found no signifi cant association between household income and the presence of ECC....
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