Is low frequency of toothbrushing practices an independent risk factor for diabetes mellitus in male and dyslipidemia in female : A large-scale , 5-year cohort study in Japan?
Toothbrushing practices 'after every meal' prevented developing DM in males and DL in females significantly. Toothbrushing practices may be beneficial to reduce developing risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
Implementing an ERAS program is cost-effective in the medium term, with costs offset by those recovered by reduced resource utilisation in the postoperative period.