Why Gingivitis & Periodontitis Gum Disease is Linked to Coronary Heart Disease & Type 2 Diabetes

April 26, 2010 - PRLog -- Gum disease is a serious infection and can cause “a chronic inflammatory response in other parts of the body” according to an article, by Bernard P. Nelson, titled “Periodontitis & Gingivitis Link to Heart Disease & Diabetes.” The article was recently published by Suite 101 Magazine.

Tooth Decay & Gum Disease Causes

Periodontitis can deteriorate the bone and gums around teeth, according to the article. The article provides information about the four types of periodontitis, and lists the causes of the various types of gum disease.

How a Bacterial Infection Causes Sore Bleeding Gums

Bacterial is “constantly forming on teeth” advises the article. The bacteria produces toxins that can cause the destruction of gum and bone in the mouth. The article provides information about how bacteria can cause gingivitis, “a mildest form of periodontal disease.”

Why People with Inflammatory Heart Disease & Other Respiratory Problems are at Risk for Gingivitis & Periodontitis

“Periodontitis & Gingivitis Link to Heart Disease & Diabetes” provides information from the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP), an association of dental professionals, dedicated to the “general health of the public.” The article lists all of the diseases related to gum disease, and provides a link to an AAP web page for additional information.

To Read the Article Enter the Link Below:

http://oral-health.suite101.com/article.cfm/periodontitis...

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