Ambulatory dental care of school children in the Soviet Union
Winogradowa, T.; Maximowa, O.
Stomatologie der DDR 29(1): 65-68
1979
ISSN/ISBN: 0302-4725 PMID: 285486 Document Number: 140570
The great prevalence of dental and periodontal diseases in children and adolescents requires systematical registration and care. The authors describe an organizational system practised in the Soviet Union and demonstrate its efficacy. The necessity for the dental care of children at the earliest possible age is emphasized.
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