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A viewer asks: “The connection between oral hygiene and cardiovascular disease, particularly heart disease, is becoming more established in scientific literature. It appears that gum disease (periodontitis) and root infections, can lead to bacteria entering the bloodstream and travelling to vital organs, including the heart and breasts, promoting the formation of arterial plaques. Although Get Wisdom has probed Creator many times about products to treat gum disease I want to quantify the seriousness of the problem. In what percentage of cases are oral infections responsible for heart attacks and breast cancers and other chronic degenerative diseases?”
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A viewer asks: “The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology aim to reduce the use of toxic substances in dentistry. They advocate using composite resins or ceramic fillings (instead of mercury amalgam), zirconia and porcelain (for crowns, bridges, and fillings), to minimize inflammation, toxicity, and immune system reactions, ozone therapy (to treat tooth decay, periodontal disease, and other oral infections) and herbal mouthwashes or natural antimicrobials to support oral detox. To what extent are their recommendations safe and effective alternatives to conventional dental practices? How strong is their claim of a relationship between oral health and overall health, especially heart disease?”
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