Research shows that malocclusions have significant links to serious conditions, such as periodontal disease, diabetes and heart disease. Studies even suggest that the chance of an adult with malocclusion having periodontal disease is up by 50 percent.
How Malocclusion Can Lead to Periodontal Disease
Crowded or crooked teeth can lead to inefficient cleaning. The areas that cannot be reached by brushing can become areas that promote plaque build-up and gum infection. This may lead to periodontal disease, which is strongly linked to a number of serious diseases such as kidney and heart conditions.
The Way to the Heart and to the Kidneys
There is a link between diabetes and periodontitis, according to collaborative research conducted by specialists
How Malocclusion Can Lead to Periodontal Disease
Crowded or crooked teeth can lead to inefficient cleaning. The areas that cannot be reached by brushing can become areas that promote plaque build-up and gum infection. This may lead to periodontal disease, which is strongly linked to a number of serious diseases such as kidney and heart conditions.
The Way to the Heart and to the Kidneys
There is a link between diabetes and periodontitis, according to collaborative research conducted by specialists