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This infection of the tissues that surround your teeth can lead to bone or tooth loss, and it has been linked to health conditions including heart disease, respiratory infections and dementia.
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Gum disease, an infection of tissues around teeth, can cause bone or tooth loss and is linked to heart disease, respiratory infections, and dementia.
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https://nytimes.com/2025/09/26/well/gum-health-tips.html
This article from the Well newsletter provides essential guidance on maintaining healthy gums, highlighting the consequences of neglect and offering practical tips. It covers topics like proper brushing, flossing, recognizing signs of gum disease, and adopting gum-friendly habits.
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