As science and medicine is becoming more comprehensive and advanced, we are beginning to see just how interconnected the body is. Of course, all aspects of the body being connected in some way is a straightforward fact for most, but what we are beginning to see is the possibility of problems in one area of the body having substantial effects …
As time goes on, more and more evidence is beginning to build that indicates the relationship between dental health and the overall health of the body. Recent studies are showing that good dental hygiene is linked with a lower risk of chronic illnesses, stroke being one of them. Researchers are discovering that the same bacteria in the mouth that is …
Periodontal disease, often referred to as simply “gum disease”, is a disease of the dental structures surrounding the teeth. There are two forms of periodontal disease, one being a relatively minor infection of the gums that is treatable, and another being irreversible (although still treatable). The former is called gingivitis while the latter is called periodontitis. Differences Between Gingivitis and …