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April 1, 2005The Laryngoscope105 citationsOpen Access

Dental Status and Quality of Life in Long-Term Head and Neck Cancer Survivors

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RDRebecca L. DukeBCBruce H. CampbellAIA. Thomas Indresano

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Although previous studies have shown that many of the effects of cancer treatment disappear between 1 and 3 years, this study shows that the dental status has a persistent impact on subjective quality of life.

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Duke et al. (2005) studied this question.

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