Clinical orodental abnormalities in Mexican children
Authors:
- Ignacio Carreon FreyreIFIgnacio Carreon Freyre
- Maria L.GArza de la GarzaMGMaria L.GArza de la Garza
- Celia M.GOmar FrancoCFCelia M.GOmar Franco
- Constantino Grimaldo HernandezCHConstantino Grimaldo Hernandez
- Martha E.HErnandez MontoyaMMMartha E.HErnandez Montoya
- Christopher HippCHChristopher Hipp
- Kathleen M. KeenanKKKathleen M. Keenan
- Jesus Martinez BravoJBJesus Martinez Bravo
- Jorge A.MEdina LópezJLJorge A.MEdina López
- Ignacio Meneses MarinIMIgnacio Meneses Marin
- Patricia Pérez GómezPGPatricia Pérez Gómez
- 1 September 1989
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology
- Vol. 68 (3) , 300-311
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