Oral health and diabetes People with diabetes, regardless of their age, are at greater risk of developing gum disease than people who do not have diabetes. Gum disease (or periodontal disease) is a bacterial infection in - Periodontal disease - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Oral health and diabetes People with diabetes, regardless of their age, are at greater risk of developing gum disease than people who do not have diabetes. Gum disease (or periodontal disease) is a bacterial infection in Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-07-20 20:26:42 Open Document File Size: 74,53 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Diabetes Australia / / Country Australia / / IndustryTerm telephone directory / treatment of gum disease / food / / MedicalCondition periodontitis / severe gum disease / gingivitis / disease / pus / Fungal mouth infections / tooth loss / common gum disease / diabetes / tartar / thrush / gum disease / bacterial infection / Periodontitis If gingivitis / infection / inflammation / periodontal disease / / Organization National Publications Division / Health Care & Education Committee / Australian Dental Association / / / Position small head / dentist / pharmacist / / URL www.diabetesaustralia.com.au / www.multilingualdiabetes.org.au / / SocialTag Oral hygiene Periodontology Periodontitis Gingivitis Dental floss Periodontal disease Tooth loss Halitosis Dental caries Dentistry

Oral health and diabetes People with diabetes, regardless of their age, are at greater risk of developing gum disease than people who do not have diabetes. Gum disease (or periodontal disease) is a bacterial infection inAdd to Reading List