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Oral Microbiota Development in the First 60 Months: A Longitudinal Study

12 Oct 2024

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Childhood is considered crucial in the establishment of future oral microbiota. However, the precise period of oral microbiota development remains unclear. This study aimed to identify the progression of oral microbiota formation in children. We longitudinally investigated the salivary microbiota of 54 children across 13 time points from 1 wk to 60 mo (5 y) old and their parents at 2 time points as a...

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PMID: 39394772
DOI: 10.1177/00220345241272011

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