Dental problems are quite common in diabetes patients because diabetes affects the body’s ability to regulate blood sugar levels, and this can have an impact on oral health and wound healing. Now, you may have a reasonable question if you are diabetic – can I still go ahead with orthodontic treatment like braces? The answer…
More and more people are turning to Invisalign braces to improve their smiles and teeth alignment. These invisible aligners are becoming a popular option for people who are skeptical to get metal braces because of their appearance. However, diabetic patients face a higher risk of developing some side effects like infections, allergies, and swelling of the…
Diabetes is a lifestyle disease that is caused due to different reasons such as an inactive lifestyle, obesity, etc. It causes havoc in your blood sugar levels leading to many health problems. This post will elaborate on teeth and gum problems that arise due to diabetes. This underlying health issue is often overlooked. Learn more…
Approximately half of all Americans have periodontal (gum disease), reports the CDC. However, around 91% of Americans over the age of 20 have had cavities at some point in their lives. The statistics are worrisome, considering both cavities and gum disease can lead to tooth loss and a plethora of other health issues. Diabetes oral…