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• December 09, 2022
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It’s tempting to put off seemingly minor dental issues until your schedule lightens up. This is especially true if you’re managing a chronic condition, like diabetes. By catching problems early on, you’ll save yourself precious time and money. Blood on your toothbrush or in the sink isn’t normal. It could mean you’re developing gum disease also called periodontal disease an infection of the tissues that hold your teeth in place. When untreated, gum disease can lead to bone loss around the teeth and eventually tooth loss. Other signs include red, swollen or tender gums and discharge between the teeth and gums. Some gum recession can be a normal part of the ageing process: 88% of people over 65 experience recession around at least one tooth. But a recession can also be a sign of gum disease. Regardless of the cause, retreating gums can expose the delicate roots of teeth, increasing the risk of decay, infection, pain and tooth loss. When it’s caught early, treatment can stop or even reverse the process.

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