Ehlers-Danlos<\/a> than ever before – and this is considered a good thing because of the fact that it’s due to a better diagnostic protocol existing for how to spot these cases that might have gone otherwise undiagnosed.
<\/p>\n\n\n\nConnective tissue disorders cause serious degradation of the body’s connective tissue, and this might include the skin, the bones, the muscles and tendons – but also includes the teeth and gums.
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Those diagnosed with connective tissue disorders (and people who might have been born with these conditions but remain undiagnosed) are more at risk of developing many conditions mentioned in this article (including tooth decay) and will be more at risk for gum pain.
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Ideally, health and conditions should be managed by a team of knowledgeable specialists.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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