People with diabetes have more risks of having gum disease than people without diabetes. Both diseases are thought to share a common pathogenesis that involves an enhanced inflammatory response that can be observed at the local and systemic level. If you are a diabetic, watch out for signs and symptoms of gum disease such as red, swollen and/or bleeding gums. If you sense any irritation or inflammation in your gums, then make an appointment with us at Acharya Dental to get a thorough examination.
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