Oral Health: Oral health and diabetes are interconnected. Consider a recent investigation “united concordia’s oral health study – the largest of its kind – delivers a strong message: annual heath care savings of more than $3, 200 are possible, when you combine the medical and pharmacy savings for individuals with diabetes who are treated for gum disease".
Answered 5/18/2016
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'bad teeth/ gums': Poorly controlled sugars can lead to gingivitis, gum abscesses, increased risk cavities, increased risk of loss of teeth over time.
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Elevate disease risk: Non controlled diabetics have increase risk of infection, and in the mouth, increased risk for gum disease.
Answered 6/25/2014
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