Stress and depression are working on the fall of the teeth

A team of American scientists that "suffering from stress and depressive episodes continued may work on the fall of the teeth, where researchers conducted a" status of prevention and control of diseases, "a series of medical research in this regard, is collected and analyzed data on more than 415 thousand people, to be tracked for more than 19 years. "

The follow-up to 13.6% of the participants in the study suffered from anxiety versus 16.7% suffered from bouts of depression, where it was observed that 5.7% of the total participants were exposed to the loss of teeth and the fall of equal proportions of men and women.

The data indicated that the samples that have been studied and the analysis has included 68% of whites and 12.7% of Americans of African descent about 12.5% ​​of American Hispanics, in addition to 6.8% of the different ethnicities.