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Vascular Dementia Sweet Tooth: Why Taste Perception Changes
When a loved one begins developing dementia, families often become attuned to every change. Some changes are subtle. Others appear almost overnight. One of the most surprising is the shift toward stronger sugar cravings. A person who once preferred balanced meals may begin reaching for cookies at breakfast or asking for desserts multiple times a […]
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Caring for Post-Tooth Extraction Dementia Patients: A Guide
Tooth extractions can be stressful for anyone — but when a loved one is living with dementia, the process and recovery can be especially delicate. Cognitive changes can make it difficult for patients to understand what’s happening, follow instructions, or communicate pain. That’s why post-extraction care must combine professional oversight, compassion, and patience. At Dental […]
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How to Remove Dentures from Dementia Patient Safely at Home
Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with daily challenges, and one that often takes caregivers by surprise is handling dentures. When a patient becomes anxious, forgetful, or physically resistant, even simple oral care can feel overwhelming. Knowing how to remove dentures from dementia patients safely and gently is key to protecting their comfort, […]
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