This study found that, "when their periodontal infections were treated, the management of their diabetes markedly improved." So you want to have your teeth cleaned by a professional at least twice a year, probably more if you have diabetes. Richard Bernstein, MD, author of Dr. Bernstein's Diabetes Solution, advocates long (several months) courses of antibiotics "to help people with diabetes regain excellent blood sugar control." Of course, all this dental care can be expensive. Medical insurance should cover dental care for people with diabetes, because it's a vital part of care, but sometimes it doesn't. If there's a dental school near you, that might be an option for affordable care.When I started taking gum care seriously, my gums bled like crazy while flossing, and they hurt. Now th...
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