Tooth loss increases the risk of a stroke many years later, according to a new Japanese study, and underlying gum disease may be to blame. Researchers have calculated that those with fewer than 24 of ...

There were 349 ischaemic strokes among the men. Patients with 17 to 24 teeth had a 50% higher risk of stroke than those with 25 to 32 teeth (a full set is 32). Those with 11 to 16 teeth had a 74% ...

Experts at Harvard Medical School pointed out that your risk of stroke can be revealed when you brush your teeth – if you know what to look out for. The next time you spit out your toothpaste, have a ...

A new study reveals a link between oral health and stroke risk Bacteria in your mouth and gut could play a significant role in whether or not you suffer a stroke—and even how well you recover if you ...

Good oral hygiene, including regular brushing and dental visits, significantly lowers stroke risk. A recent study found poor gum and tooth health nearly doubles the chance of stroke and increases ...

New research reveals a startling link between poor oral health and increased stroke risk. Gum disease and cavities, often overlooked, can lead to systemic inflammation affecting the brain and heart.