People aged 55 and over. The elderly men and women in the population. Old people who may be retired and suffering from chronic disease
Chewing difficulty in older adults living in long-term care

Carly Ross considers a review of the prevalence of chewing difficulty in older people in institutional long-term care. Only 10 cross-sectional studies were included in the review providing an estimated prevalence of chewing difficulties of 23% (95%CI; 1 to 53%) based on low certainty evidence.
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