Number of remaining teeth

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Number of remaining teeth is associated with dementia in humans.
“poorer subjective masticatory function, fewer remaining teeth, and lower GOHAI scores were associated with increased risk of dementia.”
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Longitudinal association between oral health and dementia among older adults: evidence from the Korean longitudinal study of ageing
BMC geriatrics28 Jan 2026

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