Teresa A Marshall

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..Replacement of milk with sugar-containing beverages could affect calcium intake and overall diet quality...

..This study describes associations among caries experience and meal, snack and daily total exposures to beverages and foods in children...

..Diet- and nutrition-related diseases influence oral health. The U.S. government recently revisited the dietary guidelines for health promotion and chronic disease prevention. The purpose of this article is to review the new recommendations...

..Relationships among sugars and dental caries in contemporary societies are unclear. The authors describe young children's intakes of nonmilk extrinsic (NME) and intrinsic/milk sugars and relate those intakes to dental caries...

..Our objective was to determine (a) if caries and obesity were associated in a pediatric population and (b) if so, then to explore diet and socioeconomic status as additional risk factors...

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..The author outlines strategies that oral health care professionals can use to assess dietary habits associated with caries risk and to develop dietary recommendations...

..These results suggest that the implemented instructional changes were effective in improving student performance and reinforce the need to evaluate and revise instructional strategies in response to student and faculty concerns...

..The U.S. Department of Agriculture developed Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010, by taking into consideration evidence-based nutritional science, changes in the food supply and environmental influences...

..Optimal dietary habits for oral health are consistent with dietary recommendations for systemic health, growth, and development. Minimally processed foods should be provided at defined meals and snacks...

..Recommendations to increase diet variety and consume a nutrient supplement may be necessary for elderly people to achieve adequate nutrient intakes...

..To determine the relative validity of a quantitative beverage frequency questionnaire in assessing beverage, calcium, and vitamin D intakes using 3-day food diaries for reference...

..We describe associations among caries experience and intakes of dairy foods, sugared beverages, and nutrients and overall diet quality in young children...

..25 < r < 0; P<.01). Juice and juice drinks appear to replace formula and milk intakes during the transition stage of infant nutrition...

..Each emphasizes structured meal patterns and food choices. The oral health professional has a responsibility to screen for diet-related disorders and to treat or refer as appropriate...

..The authors describe relationships between dietary variety, nutrient intake and oral health measures in community-dwelling, rural Iowans aged 79 years and older...

..We describe associations between primary tooth fluorosis status and intakes of beverages and fluoride from these beverages during infancy...

..The purpose of this study was to assess baseline risk factors for 18-month caries prevalence as part of a longitudinal study of high-risk children...

..Relationships between fluoride intake and bone health continue to be of interest, as previous studies show conflicting results...

..The authors compared retrospective dietary patterns, oral hygiene behaviors and current oral health status of methamphetamine users and nonusers in a pilot study...

..Dietary sugar continues to be a significant risk factor for caries in the primary dentition...

..The authors describe associations between dental fluorosis and fluoride intakes, with an emphasis on intake from fluoride in infant formula...

..Our objective was to compare the physiochemical properties and erosion potentials between beverages available in the UK and the US...

..05). Lesion depths were not associated with pH or titratable acidity. Beverages popular in the United States can produce dental erosion...

..The purpose of this study was to assess the factors associated with caries in children aged 6 to 24 months as part of a cross-sectional analysis...

..Gender, age, and height are useful clinical predictors of BMD and BMC in young children...

..This 3-year follow-up study examined associations between physical activity and bone mineral content (BMC) and whether physical activity augments BMC accrual...

..Vertical and horizontal analyses of the matrix provide a unique lens for viewing the institution's learning environment...

..This paper addresses the changing consumption of beverages among children and adolescents, the health consequences of such a change, and a new caries risk assessment tool that can be utilized in a private practice setting...

..The authors compared the pHs and titratable acidities of commercially available calcium-fortified and unfortified 100 percent juices, and enamel and root surface lesion depths after they were exposed to different juices...

..The activities in the cell are then repeated until all the steps in the process have been addressed. A next task is to determine consistency across the four years and across clinical disciplines...

..2 yr). We also examined whether lean tissue mass, which is predominantly muscle, mediates the relationship between physical activity and bone structural measures...

..The authors hypothesized that the erosion potential of sour candies was greater than the erosion potential of original-flavor versions of the candies...

..This survey shows that, for first-year dental students, the combination of written and verbal education was effective in improving both knowledge and behavioral intent relative to carbonated beverage consumption...

..Dental specialists indicated a higher level of comfort in assessing scientific information, as well as implementing current reliable, valid published research in practice, than did general practitioners...

..The habits of newer graduates vary somewhat from those of earlier graduates; the habits of specialists vary from those of general practitioners...

..The objective of this study was to examine the relationship between caries in primary teeth and healthful eating practices in young children...

..The authors conducted a study to test the hypothesis that high consumption of soft drinks, relative to milk and 100 percent fruit juice, is a risk factor for dental caries in low-income African-American children in Detroit...