First, recent studies show that if you have gum disease in a moderate or advanced stage, you're at greater risk for heart disease than someone with healthy gums.
Over the past ten years, a body of evidence has accumulated to suggest that aspects of oral health, particularly the extent and severity of periodontal disease, may be associated with an increased risk of coronary heart disease (CHD). This evidence sho...
Heart disease & other cardiovascular conditions are often related to gum disease. Colgate offers tips on maintaining proper oral health for cardiovascular conditions.
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Several factors, including age, sex, economic status, comorbidities, and lifestyle, are associated with the onset and progression of frailty (Feng et al., 2017). Furthermore, a connection between oral health and frailty has also been reported, indicating thattooth lossand periodontal disease may...
Oral health problems like cavities and gum disease are very common. You may not realize that poor oral health is linked to other health problems like heart disease, diabetes and cancer. This protocol will teach you about the different kinds of oral health problems and their causes. You will ...
Systemic diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity, and more are linked directly to the quality of your oral microbiome. Let’s take a look at the top offenders according to recent microbiome research. 1. Inflammation Gut and oral microbial communities help keep your health in check. ...
We filter out the best range of evidence from a wide range of sources, presenting clear, comprehensive and easily digestible summaries.doi:10.1038/sj.ebd.6400037Niederman, RichardJoshipura, KaumudiEvidence-Based DentistryNiederman R, Joshipura KJ. Cause celebre: Oral health and heart disease. Evid ...
Crest and Oral-B know that tooth decay doesn’t discriminate, and while it is the most common chronic disease in America, an even bigger issue is the disparity in access to proper oral care. In fact, Black children are almost 2x as likely to have fair or poor oral health and Hispanic ...