Comparison of Salivary Secretion, pH, and Buffer Capacity Between COVID-19 Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Child Patients Visiting Dental Clinics of University Hospitals in Riyadh City, Saudi Arabia

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@signguy989 @AtRealBen The vaccine changed saliva pH in children in this study: https://t.co/WugEUBObTb

@_DrFrusci @doritmi @tanyalewis314 @sciam According to this new study, vaccinated have less saliva (even xerostomia) and more acidic saliva (more likely to have oral issues). Study is limited but could be the reason. https://t.co/5yCZNx9d6X

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