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Dental Enamel Defects and Celiac Disease | Gluten Free Works

by John Libonati Dentists can be the first identifiers of celiac disease. Up to 89% of people with celiac disease exhibit dental enamel defects. Dental enamel defects are characterized by alteration in the hard, white, dense, inorganic substance covering the crowns of the teeth. These defects may include demarcated opacities (white spots), undersized teeth, yellowing, [...]

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Dentists Can Help to Recognize Celiac Disease | Gluten Free Works

glutenfreeworks.com — “Some examples of dental related problems in a patient with Celiac disease are tooth enamel defects, canker sores and delayed eruption in the teeth.” View full resource at glutenfreeworks.com