Type 2 Diabetes Can Cause Tooth Damage, Here’s The Solution!

JAKARTA – Type 2 diabetes can cause tooth decay , something you may not have guessed is related to rates high blood sugar . Too much sugar in the blood can result in more sugar in the saliva, which is a perfect breeding ground for bacteria.

Diabetes UK explains that bacteria in the mouth then produce acids that attack tooth enamel and damage the gums. The blood vessels in the gums can also become targets for bacteria, causing infection. Gum disease and infections can trigger high blood sugar, which puts you at risk for complications such as: heart disease .

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Uncontrolled diabetes can lead to inflammation of the gums (gingivitis) and infection of the soft tissue and bone that support teeth (periodontitis). There may be problems with thrush, dry mouth, tooth loss or abscess. Early signs of dental problems include redness, pain, and bad breath.

Reported from Express, Sunday (10/3/2021) pay attention if you have any of the early warning signs diabetes type 2. This includes frequent trips to the toilet, especially at night, and feeling very thirsty. Feelings of tiredness are common, while wounds will take longer to heal.

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In addition, weight loss for no apparent reason is also one thing that must be considered. However, there are three main steps to reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes, namely a healthy diet, moving more often and losing weight.

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