Socioeconomic inequality in oral health behavior in Iranian children and adolescents by the Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition method: the CASPIAN- IV study.

Int J Equity Health · 2016 · PMC5024445 · PMID 27628496

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Considering other studies, analysis of oral health behaviors changes over time in Brazilians revealed that the prevalence of oral health behaviors followed an increasing trend; however, these changes were not related to maternal education inequalities [ 42 ].

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