Poorly controlled diabetes significantly increases the risk of severe gum disease (periodontitis), with research showing that people with type 2 diabetes are approximately three times more likely to develop severe periodontitis compared to those without diabetes.
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Diabetes & Gum Disease: The Shocking Medical Connection #shorts #CollegeofGlycationAdded:
Now, here is the conventional story. And it is one that medicine has largely accepted.
Diabetes causes gum disease.
And this part, of course, is absolutely true.
We have known for decades that people with poorly controlled diabetes have worse periodontal outcomes.
In a landmark review published in 2012 by Preshaw and colleagues, the team documented that severe periodontitis is approximately three times more prevalent in people with type 2 diabetes compared to those without it.
The mechanisms are well studied. If you'd like to watch the full episode, click the link in my bio.
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