Assessment of Plaque pH after Oral Rinsing with Four Customary Used Types of Complementary Infant Formula
Background: Complementary infant formulas are the second most important sources of nutrition for neonates after breast milk. Considering the cariogenic potential of infant formulas, selection of these nutritive sources should be safe to reduce the risk of baby bottle syndrome in newborns. The presen...
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Main Authors: | Ali Nozari (Author), faezeh ghaderi (Author), Elmira Niaz (Author), Zhale Salehipour (Author) |
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Mashhad University of Medical Sciences,
2018-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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