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Association between oral malodour and psychological characteristics in subjects with neurotic tendencies complaining of halitosis

Suzuki et al., 2011

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10093073056561355368
Author
Suzuki N
Yoneda M
Naito T
Inamitsu T
Yamada K
Okada I
Hatano Y
Iwamoto T
Masuo Y
Fuijimoto A
Hirofuji T
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International dental journal

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Objective: To assess the psychosomatically subjective symptoms of subjects with neurotic tendencies complaining of halitosis. Design: Breath malodour was measured in 368 patients using organoleptic test and gas chromatography. Neurotic tendency and subjective …
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