Assessment of dental hard tissues and periodontium in children with hemophilia
R. K. Fedorova,
O. V. Oreshaka,
K. P. Fedorov
et al.
Abstract:Relevance. Children suffering from hemophilia primarily receive dental care when they present with acute tooth pain or exacerbation of an existing condition. Due to the rarity (orphan nature) of hereditary coagulopathies, dentists often lack the experience and knowledge to utilize modern methods of prevention and treatment for this patient category. Additionally, the lack of regular dental check-ups for children with hemophilia often leads to a high level of oral morbidity and a need for specific treatments, a… Show more
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