People who are diabetic, having irregular blood glucose levels stand much higher risk of developing various tooth problems and gum diseases compared to people without diabetes. This is because people with diabetes have lowered resistance to infection and may not heal as easily as those who are not diabetic.

Anyone living with diabetes will need to pay particular attention to their oral health and dental care. In the same vein, they must make sure to keep their blood glucose levels within the target range.

Additionally, visiting their dentist at least every 6 to 12 months for advice about how to keep their teeth and gums healthy must be adhered to.

Diabetes is a common condition worldwide affecting around a lot of people both young and old. The earliest signs and symptoms of diabetes can occur in the mouth, so paying attention to one’s oral health and speaking to the doctor or dental practitioner about any changes can also contribute largely to earlier diagnosis and treatment.

HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR TEETH AS A DIABETIC

If you are a person living with diabetes, we highly recommended that you:

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