Gum health and blood sugar levels have a bidirectional relationship: healthy gums help regulate blood sugar levels, while high blood sugar impairs gum healing and increases gum disease risk, creating a cycle that requires proper oral hygiene management for diabetic individuals.
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Your Gum Health Is Affecting Your Blood Sugar #diabetes #oralhealth #healthAdded:
What is the connection with diabetes? If you have got diabetes, your gums get swollen. The moment you do your gums healthy, the sugar level goes down.
>> Okay, so if gums are healthy, your sugar level management in the body >> is easy. If your gums are unhealthy, because it goes into circulation. As your gums doesn't heal so fast because of sugar. So it's like a two-way thing.
If you are diabetic, [music] your oral hygiene should be perfect.
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