Struggling with hypertension? Check your teeth


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Researchers reported that systolic blood pressure in adults whose hypertension was being treated with medications, got higher as the health of their teeth and gums declined. ‑ TNS

Struggling to bring your high blood pressure under control, even with the help of medications?

Open your mouth and say “aha!” if you see tooth decay or gums that are sore, bleeding or receding. You may have found the culprit.

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