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  Genetics

  Research proves that up to 30% of the population may be genetically susceptible to gum disease. Despite aggressive oral care habits, these people may be six times more likely to develop periodontal disease.

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  Fallacies & Facts

  FALLACY: Tooth loss is a natural part of aging. FACT: With good oral hygiene and regular professional care, your teeth are meant to last a lifetime. However, if left untreated, periodontal (gum) disease can lead to tooth loss. It is the primary cause of tooth loss in adults 35 and over. FALLACY: People who have

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  Diet

  A diet high in calcium, whole grains and Vitamin C can help to prevent against periodontal disease.

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  Diabetes

  People with uncontrolled diabetes may have more severe periodontal disease. In addition, untreated periodontal disease can make it tougher for uncontrolled diabetics to keep their diabetes under control. If you are a diabetic, a periodontist can help keep your gums healthy and possibly help you keep your diabetes under better control.  

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