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Diabetes Dental Care
.Dental Care
Diabetics are at risk of having dental problems because of their elevated blood sugar levels. High blood sugar levels add stress to the blood vessels and tissues of the body, causing them to weaken and sometimes even decay. High blood sugar levels also supply bacteria in the mouth with nourishment in the form of sugars and starches. Common complications that occur in the mouth include: less sensitive taste buds, weakened teeth, and infection in the gums.




