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Is there a link between tooth loss, menopause and incontinence?

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No: Tooth loss if not because of extraction due to deep caries is usually due to periodontitis or gum disease caused by bacteria destroying supporting bone around teeth.

Dr Ali and another doctor agreed

Answered 10/3/2016

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