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Not brushing teeth at night may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease

2023-04-25

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In this study, we investigated whether tooth brushing timing affects cardiovascular disease risk. We enrolled 1,675 patients aged ≥ 20 years who were hospitalized for treatment, examination, or medical treatment. The participants were categorized based on tooth brushing: Group MN (brushing teeth after waking up and at night, n = 409), Group N (brushing teeth at night but not upon waking up, n = 751), Group M (brus...

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Literature Corpus work: 74608fdc-6392-5a9e-8606-41201a1d2be0
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2794490/v1

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