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age can expect to live. In recent centuries, the study published by the Indian Society of roughly one to two years shorter than life expectancy in the
duration of one’s live has significantly changed
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Periodontology states that individuals who have gum U.S. and CT, respectively.
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disease are more likely to develop diabetes. 95% of
60.00000 diabetics in the city of Hartford are 45 years old or Life expectancy in Hartford is shorter than those of the U.S.
A vital life expectancy factor in society is oral 50.00000 older. In Connecticut, 53% of individuals with tooth and CT because death rates from selected causes of death
health. Without proper oral care, an individual can decay go untreated. (i.e. cardiovascular and diabetes) increased during the five
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Many people have learned of their undiagnosed Public Health. rate of 198.1 per 100,000 Age Death Rate Chart
pre-diabetes or diabetes after a dentist noticed population and diabetes mellitus 5 Year Death Data According to Race/Ethnicity
that their teeth were unhealthy. mortality rate of 18.5 per 100,000. Decreased Life
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The ailments studied in this research are Diabetes Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
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and Cardiovascular Disease. All ages are included in this study. 300
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Dental Care of Older Adults in CT 100 Diabetes
Acknowledgements
Missing One or Both Dentures 30%
Accredited scientific journals and research literatures The authors would like to acknowledge the support of the Department of Health Career
Cardiovascular Disease
were used to research the dental aspects of this Cardiovascular Disease
Opportunity Programs, UConn Health; Community Based Education, UConn Health; the Aetna
Foundation; Newman's Own Foundation; the Connecticut Health Foundation; Connecticut State
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study.
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Legislative Fund; The Hartford; William and Alice Mortensen Foundation; John and Valerie Rowe
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Health Professions Scholars Fund; the Friends of the Department of Health Career Opportunity
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Programs Fund; City of Hartford Health and Human Services Department, and Tung Nguyen.
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outcomes