London - According to a study in the Lancet Oncology, gum disease increases the risk of cancer. In a study of nearly 50,000 patients, those with gum disease had a 14% higher risk of developing cancer. The study confirmed that Gum disease raised the risk of lung cancer by 36% in smokers, and by 21% in non smokers. Furthermore Periodontal Disease was found to increases the risk of kidney cancer by 49% and the risk of pancreatic cancer by 54%. “For your general wellbeing… maintaining healthy gum is just as important as maintaining healthy teeth.” At City Dental practice we sought out the best technology and science available to treat and maintain healthy gum tissue. Call City Dental practice today and let us show you the way towards achieving the optimal oral health you really deserve. Relevant links: |
Gum Disease and Cancer