Can dentists recognise the hidden burden of Sjögren disease beyond xerostomia?
A systematic review of nine qualitative studies explored how people with Sjögren disease experience their condition beyond dry mouth and eyes, finding that patients report substantial impacts on quality of life, functioning, and emotional wellbeing, alongside concerns about diagnostic delays and healthcare dismissal.
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