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| People with Asthma, Epilepsy May Have More Decay | | INTELIHEALTH - People with asthma or epilepsy are more likely to have tooth decay, missing teeth or filled teeth, a study has found. It's not clear whether the risk is from the diseases themselves or the treatments used to control them. |
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| Cavities Aren't Just for Kids | | INTELIHEALTH - Older people are keeping more of their teeth and have less decay than they used to, says a Swedish study. But they're still getting cavities well into their 70s, particularly on roots exposed as gums recede. |
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| Do Dentists' White Coats Scare Kids? | | INTELIHEALTH - Many kids like beds that look like race cars, or lollipops that are actually medicine. And many don't want their dentist to look like a dentist. |
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| Obesity May Affect Gum Disease Treatment | | INTELIHEALTH - Treatment for periodontal disease reduces levels of a protein that may signal an increased risk for heart disease. But treatment doesn't have this effect in obese people, a study has found. |
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