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Preservation-to-Precision in Severe-ECC: When “Buying Time” Must Not Become “Selling Time

2026-01-09

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.Severe early childhood caries (S ECC) in 3–4 year olds is a preventable disease with consequences that extend beyond teeth to sleep, nutrition, development, family stability, and long term health. In a high income country such as the United States, the central clinical and ethical challenge is not whether minimally invasive dentistry (MID)—including silver diamine fluoride (SDF)—can be used, but whether it is use...

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28018920-aee1-59e3-ab07-5af1f55e9e4c
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10.20944/preprints202601.0723.v1
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