Do you suffer from diabetes? Then there are several factors in relation to your oral health that you must take into account.

Diabetes is a complex disease and, despite the fact that when the patient's life is controlled it can go on completely normally, this is not always the case.
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Elevated blood sugar from untreated diabetes can damage your entire body, and it's no different for your gums, jawbone, and teeth. The most common problems are:
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▪️Higher frequency of tooth decay
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▪️Greater propensity to suffer ulcers, gingivitis and periodontitis
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▪️Increased propensity to suffer from thrush, infections such as oral candidiasis
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▪️Dry mouth, which can aggravate all of the above symptoms
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Fortunately, properly controlling this condition drastically reduces this and many other risks, so it should always be the first step to follow.
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Even so, if you are diabetic and suffer from some of these symptoms, it is always recommended that you visit your trusted dentist to receive specific treatment for your case.
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