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Comparison of the salivary and dentinal microbiome of children with severe-early childhood caries to the salivary microbiome of caries-free children.

Eimear HurleyMaurice P J BarrettMartin KinironsHelen WheltonC Anthony RyanCatherine StantonHugh M B HarrisPaul W O'Toole
Published in: BMC oral health (2019)
Distinct differences between the caries microbiota and saliva microbiota were identified, with separation of both salivary groups (caries-active and caries-free) whereby rare taxa were highlighted. While the caries microbiota was less diverse than the salivary microbiota, the presence of these rare taxa could be the difference between health and disease in these children.
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