Weight Loss Outcomes of Post-Op Bariatric Surgery Patients Seeking Treatment on a Digital Health Platform Poster #: 621 | Date/Time: 11/6/2025, 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Authors: Raoul Manalac, Lauren Broffman, Laura Boyer, Philip Schauer A substantial proportion of patients experience inadequate weight loss or weight recurrence following metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS)
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Common complaints include: Increased tooth decay or cavities Some individuals notice new dental caries or worsening of existing decay, particularly along the gum line or between teeth Gum problems Gingivitis (gum inflammation), bleeding gums, receding gums, or periodontal disease may develop or worsen Tooth sensitivity Heightened sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods and beverages Dry mouth (xerostomia) A persistent feeling of oral dryness, which can compromise the mouth's natural protective mechanisms Bad breath (halitosis) Persistent unpleasant breath odour that does not improve with routine oral hygiene Tooth discolouration or erosion Changes in tooth appearance, including yellowing, thinning of enamel, or visible wear patterns These symptoms may be indirectly related to the medication's mechanism of action and common adverse effects
Stimulus-selective response plasticity in the visual cortex: an assay for the assessment of pathophysiology and treatment of cognitive impairment associated with psychiatric disorders
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