Early Childhood Caries and its Association with Socio-Behavioural and Parental Factors among 2-6 Year Old Children in Faridabad

Early Childhood Caries and its Association with Socio-Behavioural and Parental Factors among 2-6 Year Old Children in Faridabad

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How to Cite This Article

Pratibha Taneja, Dr. C M Marya, Dr. Ruchi Nagpal, Dr. Sakshi Kataria. 2020. "Early Childhood Caries and its Association with Socio-Behavioural and Parental Factors among 2-6 Year Old Children in Faridabad". Global Journal of Medical Research - J: Dentistry & Otolaryngology GJMR-J Volume 20 (GJMR Volume 20 Issue J2).

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Early Childhood Caries and its Association with Socio-Behavioural and Parental Factors among 2-6 Year Old Children in Faridabad

Pratibha Taneja
Pratibha Taneja
Dr. Marya
Dr. Marya
Dr. Nagpal
Dr. Nagpal
Dr. Kataria
Dr. Kataria