Gingival diseases are completely preventable disease, created from the overgrowth of bacteria in the mouth. They are characterized by red, swollen gums that have pulled away from the tooth and easily bleed. This bacterial infection of the mouth can get in the bloodstream, causing inflammation making blood more likely to clot, thus leading to a stroke. So all of this can be avoided by simply keeping up with good oral care practices and visiting dentist at least twice a year for regular check up.
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