Recomendaciones en nutrición, dieta y salud bucal para los niños

María Cristina Alvear

doi:10.31984/oactiva.v1i1.189

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María Cristina Alvear

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31984/oactiva.v1i1.189

Palabras clave:

dieta, alimentos, salud bucal

Resumen

El objetivo del presente artículo de opinión es presentar las recomendaciones de los expertos respecto a la nutrición y dieta adecuada para la salud bucal de los niños. Se tocan temas como la dieta sana para los dientes, la pirámide alimenticia, las recomendaciones de la Académica Americana de Odontopediatria respecto al asesoramiento y orientación a los padres respecto a cuidados dietéticos y de higiene oral para los lactantes y niños. Finalmente se sistematiza una serie de recomendaciones para los padres respecto al cuidado dental de los niños, basado en evidencia científica.

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