ASDC journal of dentistry for children
Volume 62, Issue 4, 1995, Pages 288-294

Immigrant children and pediatric dental practice. (Review)

Waldman H.B.*
  • a Department of Dental Health, School of Dental Medicine, State University of New York at Stony Brook 11794-8715, United States

Abstract

One of every five of the almost one million annual immigrants to the United States is less than fifteen years of age. Many of today's immigrants are from areas of the world with language, customs and cultures that are far different from those persons who immigrated in past decades or were reared in this country. Providing dental care to these new youngsters with particularly diverse backgrounds is another challenge that faces pediatric dentists.

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Ethnic Groups ethnic group cultural anthropology Cultural Diversity Pediatric Dentistry Communication Barriers dentistry Emigration and Immigration Review Humans statistics Population Dynamics United States human communication disorder migration legal aspect Child

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Original Language: English