Metadata about: In connection with the editorial of Mallineni et al. 2020 on the coronavirus disease (COVID‐19) characteristics in children, we aim to demonstrate the emerging Pediatric Multi‐system Inflammatory Syndrome Temporally Associated with SARS‐COV‐2 (PMIS‐TS) from oral health professionals perspective.(1) The epidemiological burden of COVID‐19 in children was unexplainably lower than adults; therefore, it was predicted that the clinical course differs between children and adults, such hypothesis was confirmed by the surging cases of PMIS‐TS.(2)

About: In connection with the editorial of Mallineni et al. 2020 on the coronavirus disease (COVID‐19) characteristics in children, we aim to demonstrate the emerging Pediatric Multi‐system Inflammatory Syndrome Temporally Associated with SARS‐COV‐2 (PMIS‐TS) from oral health professionals perspective.(1) The epidemiological burden of COVID‐19 in children was unexplainably lower than adults; therefore, it was predicted that the clinical course differs between children and adults, such hypothesis was confirmed by the surging cases of PMIS‐TS.(2)

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