Experts share how not brushing and flossing can lead to, or worsen, cardiovascular issues.
I’ll admit: I haven’t always been great about my dental checkups. Once upon a not-so-long-ago time, I’d shoot for a visit every couple of years instead of annually . Sure, my gums bled a bit during cleanings, and I’d lie about how frequently I flossed, but hey—don’t we all? Plus, I never had cavities and my X-rays were always normal.
8 On the flip side, if you have periodontal disease, brushing your teeth twice a day can help reduce overall inflammation and boost your vascular function.9 Another theory: Oral health problems are thought to impact parts of your immune system—specifically, your T cells and B cells—that can mess with your body’s ability to fight infections, among other body processes.
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