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Can Eating Clove Or Laung After Lunch Make Your Oral Health Better?
Clove, or laung, releases essential oils that improve the oral microbiome. Here are the mechanisms behind it and why eating it after lunch is important.
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High Levels Of Oral Bacterium Linked To Increased Disability in Multiple Sclerosis Patients, Finds Study
Abundance of severe gum disease -- periodontitis -- may worsen disability for people with multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic autoimmune disease of the central nervous system.
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Here's How Oral Care Affects Your Overall Health
Understanding how oral hygiene is linked to overall health and following preventive care measures can help reduce the risk of diseases and improve long-term wellness.
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Periodontal Diseases: How Sugar Affects Your Dental Health
Below we share some ways in which sugar affects your dental health.
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Oral Health - A Window To Your Overall Health
Research has shown that oral diseases are one of the most prevalent ailments the world over and is an indicator of your overall health and wellbeing.
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World Oral Health Day 2018: All About Gum Disease, Best Tips To Keep It Away
World Oral Health Day 2018: Gum Disease is the bacterial invasion along the gum line which damages the tissues and bones that support the teeth.
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Bacteria In Mouth May Cause Esophageal Cancer; Here's How You Can Maintain Oral Hygiene
If you haven't been careful about your oral health, may be it is time. According to a study published in the Journal Cancer Research, bacteria present in the mouth that leads to gum disease may also increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
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Drug Abuse May Put You at Risk of Tooth Decay and Gum Disease
According to a study, being addicted to drugs may put you at greater risk of developing tooth decay and periodontal disease than people with no substance use disorders.
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Are You Taking Care Of Your Teeth?
Teeth affect our physical, mental, and social health. Good teeth are needed to chew food into pieces small enough for the digestive system to handle. They also help us look and feel good. Neglected teeth become diseased and cannot perform their function. They may cause bad breath and spoil a smile as well.
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Gum Disease Linked to Heart Disease
In a study of more than 60,000 dental patients, those with gum disease were twice as likely to have had a heart attack, stroke or severe chest pain.
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Gum Disease Linked With Memory Decline In Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers have for the first time found a link between gum disease and greater rates of cognitive decline in people with early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
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Oral Bacteria May Be Linked To Esophageal Cancer: Study
Researchers have found that a bacterial species responsible for gum disease is present in 61 per cent of patients with esophageal cancer.
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How Brushing Your Teeth Twice a Day Can Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene but also save your heart.
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Brush Your Teeth Twice A Day And Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene or make you smile better but also save your heart from various heart diseases.
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Gum Disease Can Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Postmenopausal women with periodontal or gum disease are more likely to develop breast cancer than women who do not have the chronic inflammatory disease.
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Can Eating Clove Or Laung After Lunch Make Your Oral Health Better?
Clove, or laung, releases essential oils that improve the oral microbiome. Here are the mechanisms behind it and why eating it after lunch is important.
-
High Levels Of Oral Bacterium Linked To Increased Disability in Multiple Sclerosis Patients, Finds Study
Abundance of severe gum disease -- periodontitis -- may worsen disability for people with multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic autoimmune disease of the central nervous system.
-
Here's How Oral Care Affects Your Overall Health
Understanding how oral hygiene is linked to overall health and following preventive care measures can help reduce the risk of diseases and improve long-term wellness.
-
Periodontal Diseases: How Sugar Affects Your Dental Health
Below we share some ways in which sugar affects your dental health.
-
Oral Health - A Window To Your Overall Health
Research has shown that oral diseases are one of the most prevalent ailments the world over and is an indicator of your overall health and wellbeing.
-
World Oral Health Day 2018: All About Gum Disease, Best Tips To Keep It Away
World Oral Health Day 2018: Gum Disease is the bacterial invasion along the gum line which damages the tissues and bones that support the teeth.
-
Bacteria In Mouth May Cause Esophageal Cancer; Here's How You Can Maintain Oral Hygiene
If you haven't been careful about your oral health, may be it is time. According to a study published in the Journal Cancer Research, bacteria present in the mouth that leads to gum disease may also increase the risk of esophageal cancer.
-
Drug Abuse May Put You at Risk of Tooth Decay and Gum Disease
According to a study, being addicted to drugs may put you at greater risk of developing tooth decay and periodontal disease than people with no substance use disorders.
-
Are You Taking Care Of Your Teeth?
Teeth affect our physical, mental, and social health. Good teeth are needed to chew food into pieces small enough for the digestive system to handle. They also help us look and feel good. Neglected teeth become diseased and cannot perform their function. They may cause bad breath and spoil a smile as well.
-
Gum Disease Linked to Heart Disease
In a study of more than 60,000 dental patients, those with gum disease were twice as likely to have had a heart attack, stroke or severe chest pain.
-
Gum Disease Linked With Memory Decline In Alzheimer's: Study
Researchers have for the first time found a link between gum disease and greater rates of cognitive decline in people with early stages of Alzheimer's disease.
-
Oral Bacteria May Be Linked To Esophageal Cancer: Study
Researchers have found that a bacterial species responsible for gum disease is present in 61 per cent of patients with esophageal cancer.
-
How Brushing Your Teeth Twice a Day Can Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene but also save your heart.
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Brush Your Teeth Twice A Day And Revitalise Your Heart
What have brushing and cleaning your teeth to do with your heart? A lot, say health experts, suggesting that taking care of your teeth and gums will not only help keep oral hygiene or make you smile better but also save your heart from various heart diseases.
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Gum Disease Can Increase Breast Cancer Risk: Study
Postmenopausal women with periodontal or gum disease are more likely to develop breast cancer than women who do not have the chronic inflammatory disease.
