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Social differences in tooth decay occurrence in a sample of children aged 3 to 5 in north-east Italy.

R R Ferro, C C Cecchin, A A Besostri, A A Olivieri, E E Stellini, and S S Mazzoleni

Community Dent Health 27(3):163-6 (2010) PMID 21046908

To correlate the occurrence of tooth decay with a social class indicator (occupational level) and the immigrant status in a sample of pre-school children in Veneto region.

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