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...therefore, attention to oral healthcare by dental providers is an important aspect of these patients’ overall health and well-being.29 CONCLUSION As evidenced by this overview of DS, including its etiology,...

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...can greatly reduce it. Discontinuing aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs along with dietary supplements containing ginkgo biloba, vitamin E, omega-3, fish oil, ginseng, and St. John’s wort at least...

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...care delivery models that focus on service aspects (such as convenience and speed), as well as the use of technology, standardization, big data, and more nondentist/nonphysician staff in care delivery.27...

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...Oral habits are learned behaviors that often begin with a physiological need, such as nasal breathing, stress, or adaptation to anatomical limitations, and then become a default mechanism through repetition.3...