Maternal and infant oral health benefits from mothers receiving prenatal total oral rehabilitation: a pilot prospective birth cohort study.

In addition, adverse birth outcomes ( Figure 3 ) were observed in 9% of the PTOR group, which was lower than the 14% observed in the matched control group, although this difference did not reach statistical significance.

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Similarly, PTOR infants showed a trend of having a higher Z -score for birth weight (0.15 ± 1.50) than control infants (−0.21 ± 0.94), with a p -value of 0.56. 3.3 Child dental home establishment, oral health conditions, and microbial detection Forty percent of children in the PTOR group had established a dental home by the age of 1 year ( Figure 4A ).

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