The Eating Experience: Adaptive and Maladaptive Strategies of Older Adults with Tooth Loss.

Rena S ZeligV M JonesR Touger-DeckerE R HoskinS R SingerL Byham-GrayD R RadlerP Rothpletz-Puglia

Published in: JDR clinical and translational research (2019)

The results of this study can be used by health professionals treating patients with tooth loss in an effort to improve their eating experience and eating-related quality of life. The findings provide data to support further studies and the need for evidence-based guidelines and educational materials to meet the unique needs of older adults with tooth loss.

Keyphrases

physical activity
weight loss
community dwelling
middle aged
big data
clinical practice
deep learning