Associations Between Taste Preferences and Feeding Practices on Early Childhood Caries.

Overall preferences toward sugary foods and individual preferences to- ward candies, ice cream and sugary drinks are associated with the presence of caries, as are unhealthy feeding patterns. Preferences toward a cariogenic diet may be a risk factor for developing ECC.

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2025-01-15
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Associations Between Taste Preferences and Feeding Practices on Early Childhood Caries.

Prashen Chelikani, Abdullah Mert, Ankita Vaishampayan, Robert J. Schroth et al.
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Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues
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Associations Between Taste Preferences and Feeding Practices on Early Childhood Caries.

Prashen Chelikani, Abdullah Mert, Ankita Vaishampayan, Robert J. Schroth, Victor H. K. Lee, Vivianne Ivianne Cruz de Jesus
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Overall preferences toward sugary foods and individual preferences to- ward candies, ice cream and sugary drinks are associated with the presence of caries, as are unhealthy feeding patterns. Preferences toward a cariogenic diet may be a risk factor for developing ECC.

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Associations Between Taste Preferences and Feeding Practices on Early Childhood Caries. — Prashen Chelikani, Abdullah Mert, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS