Gum Disease and Cavities Linked to Increased Stroke Risk

University of South Carolina·Oct 23

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Research suggests a link between gum disease, cavities, and an increased risk of stroke. Some studies indicate that the combination of these dental issues may nearly double the risk of stroke. The exact nature of the relationship is still being explored, with possible connections to plaque buildup in arteries and cognitive decline also being investigated.

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