Oral health status and care among hospitalised children: a prospective cohort study comparing admission and discharge.

BMC Oral Health · 2026 · PMC13151323 · PMID 41896855

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The variation in the number of daily meals showed a trend to decrease in patients with a short hospitalisation (3 nights and 4–15 nights, p < 0.001) and that was no longer significant in patients staying 16–30 nights ( p = 0.080) or more than 30 nights ( p = 0.444) at hospital.

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Indeed, consumption of sugary beverages significantly declined, while the reduction in cariogenic foods was borderline significant.

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