Oral Health Body Connections
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Oral Health Body Connections
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Use the information in this section and in each question. Gum disease is inflammation or infection of the tissues around teeth. Bacteria in the mouth can contribute to inflammation. Researchers have found links between gum disease and some other health conditions, but a link does not prove that one condition directly causes another. Signs that may mean a person should ask a trusted adult to help arrange a dental visit include gums that bleed when brushing, swollen or sore gums, ongoing toothache, or a tooth that feels unusually sensitive.
- That is always true.
- That is too certain: research finds links, but a link does not prove that gum disease directly causes heart disease.
- Mouth health has no connection to overall health.
- Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between teeth as advised, and have regular dental check-ups.
- Brush only when food is stuck in the teeth.
- Use mouthwash instead of brushing.
- Brush with fluoride toothpaste
- Clean between teeth
- Visit a dental professional
- Helps remove plaque where a brush may not reach
- Allows teeth and gums to be checked and advice to be given
- Helps protect teeth from decay
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