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Many put off dental treatments due to costs, but it could mean a high price to pay for an ageing society

Many put off dental treatments due to costs, but it could mean a high price to pay for an ageing society
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High dental costs are preventing many elderly individuals from seeking necessary care, leading to potential long-term health complications. Experts are calling for increased financial subsidies to support oral health as a critical component of aging well.

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As populations age, the link between oral health and systemic diseases like diabetes and heart disease makes dental care a significant public health and economic issue.

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