Frequency of daily tooth brushing and subsequent cardiovascular events
Conclusions
Frequent tooth brushing was inversely associated with subsequent cardiovascular events in a dose-dependent manner. Even brushing one’s teeth once a day may be related to an increased likelihood of stroke than brushing one’s teeth after every meal. Less frequent tooth brushing may be considered to be a marker for subsequent cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease, rather than a risk factor.
Source: Coronary Artery Disease - Category: Cardiology Tags: Risk Factors for CAD Source Type: research
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