03 April 2009
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Periodontal or gum disease is a common condition that has been a problem of many people. What causes periodontal disease is the presence of dental plaque. Dental plaque are the sticky, colorless and soft film of bacteria that sticks on the surfaces of the teeth and gums. Plaque that is not removed can lead to tooth cavities and periodontal disease.
What causes dental plaque on teeth is the accumulation of bacteria and other microorganisms with bacteria by- products and food particles. Regular brushing of teeth and flossing prevents the build up of dental plaque and as it progress different kinds of microorganisms are formed. Plaque can produce acids that causes irritation in the gums thus causing inflammation leading to gingivitis, receding gums, periodontal disease and worse is tooth loss.
Build up of dental plaque can be prevented by having superior oral hygiene, regular brushing and flossing of teeth will prevent bacteria from forming into plaque and damaging the teeth and gums. Oral health rinse is one best way to prevent it too. Using all-natural oral rinse can remove bacteria that brushing and flossing has not removed.
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03 April 2009
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There is a great connection between the dental health and overall health. There is an increasing evidence that chronic infections such as gum infections and periodontal diseases plays a vital role in the initiation and development of cardiovascular diseases.
Individuals that are experiencing gum disease and gum infection release significantly higher level of bacterial components into the bloodstream where they can travel to the other organs of the body especially in the heart and lungs. The mouth is the major source of chronic or permanent release of toxic bacterial components in the bloodstream. Individuals with severe periodontal disease have greater risk of heart disease.
Cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke triggered by gum infection can be avoided through proper oral care that includes regular brushing, flossing of teeth, rinsing with natural oral rinse made from salt and warm water combined with periodic dental check up and cleanings.
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03 April 2009
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For decades people have known that it is important to maintain good oral hygiene, but many people dont realize how dangerous gum disease can really be. Gum disease may start in your mouth but can lead to heart attacks, premature birth, and many other serious problems.
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