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Keyes triad: a standalone construct

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Dentistry

the model that dental caries requires the joint presence of a susceptible host, cariogenic bacteria and a fermentable diet.

In dentistry, Keyes triad refers to the model that dental caries requires the joint presence of a susceptible host, cariogenic bacteria and a fermentable diet. This meaning comes from Keyes (1960) in Archives of Oral Biology.[1]

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References

Keyes, P. H. (1960). The infectious and transmissible nature of experimental dental caries. Archives of Oral Biology, 1(4), 304-IN4. https://doi.org/10.1016/0003-9969(60)90091-1

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