Today’s HealthNews For You – Oral Health Impacts Brain Health

Oral Health Impacts Brain Health

Did you know taking care of your oral health (teeth and gums) can also benefit your brain health?

A study analyzed the potential link between oral health and brain health among 40,000 adults without a history of stroke and screened the participants for 105 genetic variants for poor oral health.

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The study showed people who were genetically prone to cavities, missing teeth or needing dentures had:
1- a higher burden of silent cerebrovascular disease (also known as a silent stroke) and
2- an increased damage to the fine architecture of the brain (impacting memory).

A healthy lifestyle includes proper oral hygiene.

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