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Eating Disorders and Teeth - Page 2


© Tracey Ryan
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Oct 20, 2000


http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/1456... Heather Mudgett Eating Disorders contributing editor

Many times the dental professional is the first person to notice the effects of eating disorders. If you suspect you have an eating disorder, are suffering from rampant decay and erosion, please see your dentist right away and also a medical doctor to assist your recovery. Best of health to you all.

Happy Flossing!

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2.   Nov 21, 2000 5:35 AM
Laurie:

Thank you for your compliments on my articles. My apologies for not responding sooner--still getting used to the new system!

As far as nutrient supplements go , I am not an expert. I ...

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1.   Nov 1, 2000 2:44 AM
Hi Tracy!

I'm glad someone decided to do articles about dental health at Suite101.com! Very useful topic for everyone!

I would think along with regular dental care from a dentist, replacing nutr ...

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