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Tooth Loss May Up Risk for Cognitive Decline, Dementia

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Dose-response relationship demonstrated between the number of missing teeth and risk for cognitive decline

Past-Year Dental Visits More Frequent in Urban Versus Rural Areas

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Women more likely than men, and those with higher income more likely to have dental visit within past 12 months

USPSTF Advises Applying Fluoride Dental Varnish for Young Children

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Fluoride supplementation recommended for children 6 months and older if water supply does not contain enough fluoride

Oral Microbiome Differs With Rheumatoid Arthritis

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Those with early RA or at risk for RA show higher abundance of proinflammatory species

Risk for Overdose Up With Opioid Prescriptions After Dental Procedure

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Study finds increased risk for overdose among patients who fill an opioid prescription and their family members

Periodontal Pathogens Linked to Atherosclerosis in RA

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Immunoreactivity to Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans serotype b, Aa leukotoxin A linked to atherosclerosis

Opioids prescribed by dentists may pose a threat for interactions with medications for depression or anxiety in older adults

Dentists’ Rx for Opioids Pose Danger for Drug Interactions

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In older adults, interactions with meds for depression, anxiety increase risk for ED visits, hospitalizations
Certain people are at higher risk for health problems from mercury-containing amalgam dental fillings and should avoid them if possible

FDA: Mercury Risk Means Certain People Should Not Get Amalgam Dental Fillings

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Recommendation was issued after a review of research, monitoring reports, and public discussions
Adults with severe chronic disease or with fair or poor general health have a higher prevalence of edentulism and severe tooth loss

Tooth Loss More Prevalent in Adults With Chronic Disease

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Prevalence of edentulism, severe tooth loss ≥50 percent higher for adults with RA, asthma, diabetes
Improved oral hygiene is associated with a reduced risk for new-onset diabetes in a population-based cohort from South Korea

Improved Oral Hygiene Tied to Lower Risk for Incident Diabetes

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Periodontal disease, missing teeth linked to increased risk, while frequent tooth brushing may lower risk