Jim Hyland, DDS

Periodontics
Case report: Pediatric halitosis and tonsil stones
Pediatric halitosis, which is often caused by periodontal disease, can have a strong negative impact on a child's social standing in school and adult self-esteem that originates during the formative years. Dr. Jim Hyland presents a case report of treating this issue in a 7-year-old female patient.
March 20, 2016
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