What does ECC stand for?

Early Childhood Caries (dental disease)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Conditions covered include early childhood caries, erosive dental wear, tongue piercing, and premolar autotransplantation.

Case reports in pediatric dentistry

Infants and toddlers are most susceptible to early childhood caries (ECC), and the new AAPD guidelines address proper oral care for this age group.

AAPD announces new perinatal and infant oral health guidelines

Previous studies have tried to determine whether breast-feeding results in a reduced rate of early childhood caries as compared to that experienced in bottle-fed infants.

Cavity prevalence in bottle-fed and breast fed infants in Black Belt ...

Early childhood caries (ECC) describes a pattern of dental caries in young children.

Dental health is a key child health issue: New Zealand children's ...

Children's Hospital, which treats emergency dental conditions for children, sees 350 cases of early childhood caries a year.

Open up! There are many reasons for early checkups

Many children suffer needlessly as a result of poor oral health and employers can offer an oral health education program to reduce the incidence of early childhood caries and avoidable hospitalizations and dental expense.

Healthy Children May Produce Healthier Bottom Line

3), (22) Early childhood caries is an aggressive form of caries marked by early disease experience (one or more primary teeth affected in infants less than 72 months old) and multiple contributing factors.

Inequity and disparity in oral health-Part I: a review of oral health ...

Summary of Key Findings in This Article Early childhood caries (ECC) is a preventable dental disease that is demonstrated in small children.

Commentary on "mothers'/guardians' knowledge about promoting ...