The present paper reviews biological issues in early childhood caries (ECC) in light of the
current understanding of the field. Despite the general global decline in dental caries in the …

Dental caries is a highly prevalent chronic disease and its consequences cause a lot of pain
and suffering. Sugars, particularly sucrose, are the most important dietary aetiological cause …

The boundaries of caries diagnosis and caries intervention are changing. Dentists currently
use visual, tactical, and radiographic information to detect relatively advanced changes in …

Sucrose and starches are the predominant dietary carbohydrates in modern societies. While
the causal relationship between sucrose and dental caries development is indisputable, the …

Numerous lines of evidence have conclusively established the role of sugars in caries
etiology and the importance of sugars as the principal dietary substrate that drives the caries …

The relationship between high dietary intakes of sugar (sucrose) and dental caries is well
established. Processed sugars and starches have been associated with greater dental …

The aim was to establish defined-species consortium plaque biofilms to investigate enamel
and root caries in an artificial mouth. Strains of the putative enamel and root caries …

While mutans streptococci have long been assumed to be the specific pathogen responsible
for human dental caries, the concept of a complex dental caries-associated microbiota has …

This work describes the current state of research on the potential relationship between
protein content in human saliva and dental caries, which remains among the most common …

Dental caries remains a significant challenge in oral health care. This review discusses
current evidence regarding methods for the prevention of caries in adults, with particular …