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Can People Eat Food With No Teeth? What You Need to Know

According to the CDC, over a quarter of adults aged 65 and older have no remaining teeth, making mealtime a challenge. The good news is that people **can people eat food with no teeth** by adapting their diets and eating habits to stay healthy and nourished.

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How do old people with no teeth eat? Exploring soft food diets and nutrition

According to a study cited by *The Geriatric Dietitian*, approximately 68% of adults aged 65 and older in the United States have periodontitis, which can lead to tooth loss. For many, losing teeth can make eating a challenge. However, by adapting to a soft food diet, utilizing proper cooking techniques, and focusing on nutrient-dense meals, individuals can learn how to old people with no teeth eat and still maintain good health.

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