Surviving Halloween: How to enjoy the treat without ruining your teeth!
October is a sweet month, this is a guide to help you navigate maintaining good oral health while enjoying the Halloween festivities.
Gum Disease May Increase Your Risk Of Cancer
According to a recent study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomakers & Prevention, women with gum disease are 14% more likely to develop cancer than those with good oral hygiene. Researchers found strong links between gum disease and esophageal cancer as well as lung, gallbladder, breast, and skin cancer.
There are numerous studies suggesting gum disease is associated with various other health concerns such as diabetes and heart disease. Therefore, it is very important to have good oral hygiene. Maintaining good oral health involves brushing and flossing after each meal and visiting the dentist to get a cleaning and check-up every 6 months.
Read a summary of the study from Time Health
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