Evaluation of Parents Knowledge and Attitude Regarding the Importance of Primary Dentition Based on their Socio Economic Status

Authors

  • Aditi Ramesh

  • Sheetal Akula

  • Mohammed Tariq

  • Mohammed Hafeez Ur Rahman

  • Atmakuru Venkata Maheedhar

  • Durga Bai Yendluri

Keywords:

socioeconomic status, parents, oral health, behaviour

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Evaluation of Parents Knowledge and Attitude Regarding the Importance of Primary Dentition Based on their Socio Economic Status. (2022). Global Journal of Medical Research, 22(J1), 9-14. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRJVOL22IS1PG9

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Evaluation of Parents Knowledge and Attitude Regarding the Importance of Primary Dentition Based on their Socio Economic Status

Published

2022-04-18

How to Cite

Evaluation of Parents Knowledge and Attitude Regarding the Importance of Primary Dentition Based on their Socio Economic Status. (2022). Global Journal of Medical Research, 22(J1), 9-14. https://doi.org/10.34257/GJMRJVOL22IS1PG9