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How menopause can affect oral health, and why many women miss the signs

Digilifetrends Published 1 min read

Delta Dental Insurance Company says 83% of women over 40 going through menopause do not realize it can bring oral health symptoms such as dry mouth and tooth sensitivity, which may also affect confidence.

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Menopause changes your mouth. Most women have no idea.
A female patient in a dental clinic is assisted by dental staff while checking or choosing denture plans.

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