Research Notes on Teeth Plaque and Cardiovascular Disease
Recent research studies showed the relation of dental plaque and gum disease to the development of cardiovascular disease. It was found that gum disease may contribute to the narrowing of arteries which can lead to stroke and heart attacks.
Top Resources on Teeth Plaque and Cardiovascular Disease
- National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research: Study Finds Direct Association Between Cardiovascular Disease and Periodontal Bacteria
- American Dental Association: Exploring the Association Between Dental and Arterial Plaque
- American Academy of Periodontology: Levels of Bacteria in Plaque Beneath the Gum Line May Increase Risk for Heart Attacks
- Food and Drug Administration: Oral Health and Overall Health
- Cleveland Clinic: The Oral Wellness Connection
- New York Times: Linking Infection to Heart Disease
- Colgate: Heart Disease and Dental Treatment
- MyTherapyPractice: Heart Disease and Gum Disease
- British United Provident Association: Health news - Clean Teeth Protect Your Heart
- Suite101: Brushing Your Teeth Could Prevent Cardiovascular Disease
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About this WisdomCard
- Contributor: George Cabrera
- Reviewer: Chris Miller
- Supervised by: The OrganizedWisdom Physician Review Team
- Last update: Sep. 10, 2008
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