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Unfortunately, hair loss does not only ranges from thinning or balding hair, but these frightening hair loss issues tends to hit both the gender of women almost as often.

According to the research published by the University of Granada, some cases of hair loss can be due to a tooth infection! Sudden and unexplained development of localized alopecia areata, with round or oval bald patches on the head, may simply be caused by dental infection outbreaks and therefore treated at a dentist office. Bad teeth can trigger hair loss in both men and women of any age. The condition is pretty common - doctors believe that one out of 1000 people can be affected by dentally-induced alopecia areata.