Gender and Risk of Oral Disease

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by Kim Schneider | on August 30th, 2010 | 2 comments

For women it’s caries, for men it’s periodontitis. Is gender a factor in your risk of oral disease? If you’re interested in the biological and the anthropological factors that play a role in oral health, read this interesting article posted on Dr Bicuspid today.

Stay tuned this week for videos taken from the Central Regional Meeting!

~Kim Schneider, Assistant Editor

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Bollywood DJ Tuesday - 12 / 10 / 2010 Reply

Many thanks for posting this, It’s just what I had been browsing on bing. I’d significantly rather hear opinions from an person, rather than a corporate internet site, that’s why I like blogs so a lot. Thanks!
Mari Frankforter Wednesday - 15 / 12 / 2010 Reply

Very good post I must say.. Simple but yet entertaining and interesting.. Keep up the great work!

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