Why Brushing Your Teeth Can Save Your Heart, Lungs, and More!

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Did you know your oral health can affect your heart, lungs, blood sugar, and even pregnancy? In this video, we break down the powerful connection between your mouth and your overall well-being. From gum disease and diabetes to heart disease and respiratory infections — taking care of your teeth and gums is more than just a cosmetic concern. Learn how a healthy mouth can lead to a healthier you! Topics Covered: • How oral bacteria affect your body.  • Oral health and chronic diseases like diabetes and heart disease.  • Dental health during pregnancy.  • Social impact of oral hygiene.  References: https://www.healthline.com/health/dental-and-oral-health/overall-well-being

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00:00Welcome back Sunbro! We hope you all in great health and great money.

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00:09Alright, today we are going to talk about why brushing your teeth can save your heart,

00:14lungs, and more. When you think about staying healthy, you probably focus on food, exercise,

00:19or mental wellness. But your mouth plays a big role too. Good oral health isn't just about

00:24avoiding cavities, it can impact your entire body. 1. Your mouth and bacteria.

00:29Your mouth naturally has a lot of bacteria. Most are harmless, but poor hygiene lets the bad ones

00:34grow. They can get into your bloodstream and lead to other health problems, even beyond your mouth.

00:40For example, gum disease periodontitis doesn't just affect your gums, it can also put your heart at

00:44risk. 2. How oral health links to other conditions. A. Diabetes. If you have type 2 diabetes, you're

00:52more likely to get gum disease, and it can make blood sugar harder to manage. B. Heart disease.

00:57Gum disease is linked to heart problems like heart attacks and strokes. Bacteria and inflammation

01:02may be to blame. C. Lung infections. Mouth bacteria can travel to your lungs, leading to infections

01:08like pneumonia. B. Pregnancy. During pregnancy, gum disease has been linked to issues like early

01:14birth, low birth weight, gestational diabetes, and preeclampsia. 3. Confidence and comfort.

01:20Oral health affects how you feel too. Missing teeth, bad breath, or pain can hurt your confidence

01:25and make it tough to eat, talk, or sleep. Taking care of your mouth helps take care of your whole

01:30body and your peace of mind.

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