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Taking care of elderly teeth and gums is just as important as digestive or heart health. Research has shown that there is a connection between gum disease and heart disease. Maintaining good oral hygiene is a powerful weapon against heart attacks, strokes, and other heart disease conditions
Poor oral hygiene-increased bacterial invasion-arises gum problems-loosening or decay of teeth-pain & difficulty in eating-insufficient chewing efficiency-inadequate nutrition- declined health-mental and physical degeneration
In association other diseases include
Stroke affected or hypertensive patients-damaged nerve supply-reduced sensation-loss of taste-improper muscle activity-swallowing difficulty-prohibition to oral hygiene-increased oral infection
Gastritis-acids from stomach-enter oral cavity-erodes layers of teeth-exposes pulp-on severity causes pain
Missing tooth-improper chewing-imbalanced digestion-gastric problems-nurtured nutrition-weight loss
As age increases-diminished sense of taste-reduced salivary secretion-incomplete chewing-improper digestion-reduced nutrition
Osteoporosis, or “thinning bones”-in association of other diseases leads to profuse faster bone loss-makes the bones of older adults more fragile-easy to break