BLEEDING GUMS??? – YOU MY BE DIABETIC!!
If you are suffering from bleeding gums or
any gum problems there is high risk of you suffering from Diabetes.
There is increased risk of oral health
problems in a diabetic person than a non diabetic.Periodontitis commonly known
as gum disease is a very common problem in diabetic patients, gum problems and
diabetes are in mutual relationship that not only diabetic are more susceptible
to gums disease but even gum problems also have the potential to affect blood
glucose levels and contribute to progression of diabetes.
Periodontitis is a condition in which gums
are affected causing redness of gums, bleeding, swollen gums, gums pull away
from teeth, making gaps in between teeth known as pockets. Severe gum problem
will lead to infection of bone round the teeth, which will lead to loosening of
teeth.
Diabetic person is more prone to gum
problems or periodontitis than a non-diabetic is, as diabetic persons have
decreased ability to fight against bacteria that easily allows bacteria to
invade gums and cause infections.
Prevention like good blood glucose control,taking
care of gums and visiting dentist on regular basis can prevent bleeding gums
and other gum problems
Solutions for periodontitis in diabetic persons
include deep cleaning at initial stage and flap or gums surgery at severe stage
with controlled blood glucose levels and regular visits to dentist it can be
controlled
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