Gum Disease Bacteria Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
Multiple studies are now linking Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia and cognitive decline to the bacteria that cause gum disease – Porphyromonas gingivalis.
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Dementia Linked to Gum Disease
Gum disease such as gingivitis and oral health in general has been connected to dementia and cognitive decline according to multiple studies. Find out why gum disease is so bad for the brain.
ORAL PROBIOTICS: Fighting Tooth Decay, Periodontal Disease and Airway Infections Using Friendly Bacteria
DO YOU HAVE PERIODONTAL DISEASE – ALSO CALLED GINGIVITIS? HOW ABOUT DENTAL DECAY? DID YOU KNOW THAT GUM DISEASE IS NOW LINKED TO ARTHRITIS? AND HEART DISEASE? AND CHRONIC FATIGUE AND OTHER AILMENTS? THIS...
Tooth Loss Linked to Cognitive Decline
Tooth loss or tooth extraction has been linked to periodontal disease in many cases. Recent findings are now linking tooth loss to cognitive decline. Find out why.
Arthritis Proves to be Linked to Gingivitis Bacteria
A growing body of research is confirming that the bacteria that infect our gums may well be the cause of many cases of arthritis. Could your gingivitis be swelling up your joints?
