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In patients with xerostomia, dental decay is A. reduced. B. increased. C. the same as in healthy patients. D. nonexistent.

In patients with xerostomia, dental decay is A. reduced. B. increased. C. the same as in healthy patients. D. nonexistent.
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In patients with xerostomia, dental decay is A. reduced. B. increased. C. the same as in healthy patients. D. nonexistent.

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In patients with xerostomia, dental decay is

A. reduced.

B. increased.

C. the same as in healthy patients.

D. nonexistent.

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