Titlebook: Nutrition and Oral Medicine; Riva Touger-Decker,David A. Sirois,Connie C. Moble Book 20051st edition Humana Press 2005 Diabetes.Diabetes m

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Bidirectional Impact of Oral Health and General Healththe subject in great detail (.,.). More recently, the impact of oral health on systemic health and disease has been the subject of intense investigation, leading to provocative ideas about oral risk factors for systemic disease and novel approaches to health promotion and disease prevention. This co

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Impacts and Interrelationships Between Medications, Nutrition, Diet, and Oral Healther, use of medications is rarely without side effect or risk, making prevention and management of medication complications more challenging. As patients with chronic illness age, it is more common to encounter multiple medications directed at multiple organ systems, compounding the challenge of mana

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Oral Consequences of Compromised Nutritional Well-Beingitional status are first seen in the mouth, which has been described as a “mirror of nutritional status.” Dental health professionals are therefore in a position to be the first to notice compromised nutrition, and a sound knowledge of the symptoms and signs will enable them to take the appropriate

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Nutritional Consequences of Oral Conditions and Diseasesss of taste and smell, orofacial pain, oral movement disorders, and others. Other major factors include general health, socioeconomic status (SES), nutritional well-being, and dietary habits (.). Diseases of the oral cavity, both local and systemic, can have a significant impact on ability to consum

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