The latest one, published in the dentist's own literature, is:

Erickson, PR & Mazhari, E. (1999). Investigation of the role of human
breast milk in caries development. Pediatr Dent 21(2) 86-90.



>Hello All,
>I just spoke with a pregnant mom who nursed her 1st child for >2 years.
>This boy has had LOTS of  problems with dental caries, and her dentist has
>told her that her boy's problems were probably related to his being
>breastfed for such a long time,and especially at night. The dentist is
>already suggesting to this mom that she limit breastfeeding with her new
>baby in order to avoid a similar scenario.   Now, I know there are
>references out there in the literature that will refute this.  Does any of
>you have this stuff where you can easily put your hands on it?  Please email
>me privately as well as posting to the list.
>TIA
>Martha Johnson RN IBCLC
>Eugene, OR
>
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