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Severe Tooth Loss Linked To Risk Of Fatal Heart Disease, Study Finds

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Westminster, MD

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Severe Tooth Loss Linked to Risk of Fatal Heart Disease, Study Finds
Severe Tooth Loss Linked to Risk of Fatal Heart Disease, Study Finds
August 11
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In 2019, one-third of deaths worldwide were caused by CVDs including heart attack, stroke, clogged arteries, and heart failure.
"Thus, saving teeth and keeping an optimal oral health cannot be underestimated," Aminoshariae and colleagues conclude.
Fascinating! Just like dental health/hygiene, genetics play an enormous role. Some of us are simply dealt a poor hand, maintenance plays a big role but not the only tole? 😕

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