Moscardini VM, Díaz Huamán S, De Rossi M, Nelson-Filho P, De Rossi A

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ABSTRACT

Objective: To review the literature concerning the philosophy of Dentistry for Babies. Data synthesis: Although the promotion and maintenance of health have been very recommended currently in all areas of health, dentistry has been characterized by a practice with little focus on prevention of diseases and the preventive actions, when employed, often occur late, when the primary dentition is already largely compromised by tooth decay. The results achieved by Dentistry for Babies, in various parts of the world, have pointed to a promising future. That emphasize the particularities of children’s growth and development and considered the baby as a whole, and not only by the point of view oral health.
Conclusion: The practice of dentistry for babies allows the possibility to promote health and prevent disease, in a highly simple, effective and low cost manner.

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