Bad habits affect oral health.

Many diseases of teeth are closely related to bad habits in people's daily life.

These can cause periodontal tissue damage and cause some systemic diseases. It is emphasized that the bad habits of smoking and drinking in daily life are not only harmful to the health of the whole body, but also directly stimulate the oral mucosa, leading to cancer.

Bad teeth, bad health

Gingival disease is an important reason for the increase of head tumors. Nagoya University medical research center of Japan found that the incidence rate of esophageal cancer increased 136%, head and neck cancer increased by 68%, lung cancer increased by 54%, oral cancer and tongue cancer risk increased.

A study by the NHS and the University of Leeds found that people with a history of severe tooth loss in their youth had a 35% higher risk of dying from heart disease than those with four or less teeth. The toxins and bacteria produced by periodontitis can invade the blood, which not only cause platelet coagulation, but also directly form thrombus in the artery and cause acute myocardial infarction.