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MRI-based dental maturity in newborns reflects prenatal exposures and predicts timing of primary tooth eruption

2026-05-22

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Primary tooth development is shaped by prenatal experience and has consequences for childhood caries and lifelong oral health. However, evidence linking prenatal conditions to dental development has relied largely on postnatal proxies, such as parent-recalled eruption timing, that conflate prenatal programming with postnatal exposures. Here, we directly phenotype developing dentition in vivo using routinely acquir...

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10.64898/2026.05.21.726980
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