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Could having pre diabetes cause you to have problems with your gums?
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Diabetes and gums: With diabetes you must be careful as you become prone to infection and your tissue response becomes overreactive so do everything you can to practice good oral hygiene that is constant flossing and brushing your job is to stay healthy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Yes: Those two entities go hand-in-hand. Each makes the other worse. Stay very regular with your dental visits.
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