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Chewing ability and associated factors in a Sudanese population

Khalifa et al., 2013

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11604105647350378271
Author
Khalifa N
Allen P
Abu-bakr N
Abdel-Rahman M
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Journal of Oral Science

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This study aimed to assess self-reported chewing ability among a sample of Sudanese adults and to identify factors associated with impaired oral function. A total of 1,888 adults (≥ 16 years old) attending outpatient clinics in Khartoum State were included. Subjective …
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