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[Influence of feeding method on maxillofacial development].

Authors: J L, Raymond; W, Bacon;

[Influence of feeding method on maxillofacial development].

Abstract

The functional differences between breast-feeding and bottle-feeding may have a significant effect on dento-facial development and on the genesis of some severe malocclusions. Orthodontists should be aware of this sometimes under-estimated aspect of development. They should, in conformity with their role as professional health care providers, advise long-term breast feeding as a way of preventing certain disorders or, at least, reducing their severity.

Keywords

Sucking Behavior, Humans, Infant, Mandible, Mouth Breathing, Retrognathia, Maxillofacial Development, Bottle Feeding

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