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Is there a relationship between loss of teeth(permanent) at an early age (less than 18) and depression and or anxiety?
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Yes: Early loss of permanent teeth can contribute to depression. Fortunately there are many marvelous ways to replace missing teeth. Please consult with a Dentist who will be able to do wonders for you.
Answered 6/17/2018
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