K. Bishop et al., IDENTIFICATION AND IMMEDIATE MANAGEMENT OF THE ORAL-CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH EATING DISORDERS, British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 52(7), 1994, pp. 326
Oral changes are often the first indication that an eating disorder is
present. Although the effect of acid regurgitation on the teeth is we
ll appreciated, other factors may also be involved. This article highl
ights the changes that may be observed in patients with eating disorde
rs, together with the possible aetiological causes.