I. Parlatescu, D. Epistatu, Raluca Ema Pîrvu, R. Bohîlțea, P. Perlea, V. Varlas
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The route of delivery influences the gut microbiota and the development of the immune system. At the moment of birth, cesarean section infants have a lower diversity of bacteria when compared to naturally born infants. The delivery mode does influence the oral cavity colonization of infants, but there is no relevant association with dental caries.