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The Oral-Systemic Health Connection: What Your Mouth Says About Your Body

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Your mouth is more than just the gateway for food and conversation. It provides a window into your overall well-being, as conditions in your mouth can have a direct impact on diseases throughout your body. The link between oral and systemic health has transformed how medical and dental professionals approach patient care. In this blog post, we’re exploring what your mouth says about your body. Let’s dive in!

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Gum Disease and Natural Supplements

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Although natural supplements have not yet been established as a positive cure for or prevention technique, they can play a vital role in helping protect you from gum disease or speeding healing after gum disease treatment. Here are five supplements that are believed to help gum disease, followed by some cautions about using natural supplements.

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How Often Should You Visit the Dentist?

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The normal number of visits to the dentist each year is two, but is that the right number for you? There are circumstances when more visits are recommended. Compromised Health The most common reason why people should make more visits to the dentist is that they have compromised health. There are many health conditions that can contribute to an increased risk of gum disease, or increased risk as a result of gum disease.

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An Anti-Inflammatory Diet Can Reduce Gum Disease

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Although gum disease is related to the level and types of oral bacteria that you have colonizing your gums, it’s also related to the body’s response to the bacteria, including a chronic immune response, called an inflammatory response. So it makes sense that in addition try trying to control the bacteria in your mouth, you might be able to moderate your gum disease by regulating your body’s response to bacteria.

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Cristiano Ronaldo Hawks Japanese Smile Exercisers

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In what is probably one of the strongest endorsements ever, Cristiano Ronaldo, the Real Madrid star who scored the last-second equalizer for Portugal against the US in the World Cup, is promoting a Japanese smile exerciser called Facial Fitness Pao, even though it’s pretty clear he doesn’t have a clue how it works, and, after watching the commercial, I’m not sure, either.

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Good Sleep Is Essential for Gum Health

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Sleep is vital to every part of your body, including your gums. If you are not getting the sleep you need, you are likely going to be at an increased risk for gum disease. If you want to keep your gums healthy, start by making sure you get a good night’s sleep every night.

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