Latin America: native populations affected by early onset periodontal disease.

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Abstract

Millions of individuals are affected by early onset periodontal disease in Latin America, a continent that includes more than 20 countries. The decision-makers claim that the disease is not commonly encountered. In 2009, 280,919 authorized immigrants were registered in the United States versus 5,460,000 unauthorized (2,600,000 in California). The objective of the present article is to raise awareness about the high prevalence of the disease among Latin Americans and the good prognosis of preventive measures associated with minimal financial cost.

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Nowzari, H., & Botero, J. E. (2011). Latin America: native populations affected by early onset periodontal disease. Journal of the California Dental Association, 39(6), 383–391. https://doi.org/10.1080/19424396.2011.12221911

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