New research suggests that a simple gap in the daily diet may be linked to why severe gum disease develops later in life.

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Nearly half of all adults have some form of gum disease—and it is not just affecting your teeth. Daniel Thunell, DMD, board-certified periodontist at University of Utah Health, explains the research ...

It's common knowledge that avoiding too much sugar or acid-containing foods is a good way to keep your oral health on the right track. But a new study now reveals that a common well-regarded eating ...

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Dental health is an important component of daily life. Although clean teeth and gums make for a healthy mouth, oral health ...

Several large studies and meta-analyses agree that moderate or severe gum disease is significantly associated with dementia. For example, one study showed suffering from chronic gum disease for ten ...

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