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    • Pediatric Dentistry
    • Public Health

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    • Early childhood caries (ECC) affects a significant number of young children.
    • Identifying key risk factors is crucial for prevention strategies.

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    • To investigate the primary risk factors associated with early childhood caries in children aged 12-47 months.
    • To determine the cumulative impact of multiple risk factors on caries development.

    Summary:

    • A study of 406 children identified pathological pregnancy, bottle feeding with sweet liquids, candy/caramel consumption, and sour-sweet fruit juices as significant ECC risk factors.
    • Sour-sweet fruit juices emerged as the dominant risk factor when multiple factors were present simultaneously.
    • The probability of developing caries increased to 62% when all studied risk factors were present concurrently.

    Impact:

    • Findings highlight the critical role of dietary habits, particularly sugary drink consumption, in pediatric dental health.
    • Informs targeted public health interventions and parental education on preventing early childhood caries.
    • Emphasizes the synergistic effect of multiple risk factors, necessitating comprehensive prevention approaches.