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November 7, 2006Acta Odontologica ScandinavicaOpen Access

Tooth loss in the elderly and its association with nutritional status, socio-economic and lifestyle factors

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EMEstella MusacchioUniversity of PaduaEPEgle PerissinottoIstituto Oncologico VenetoPBPierluigi BinottoUniversity of Padua

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