People with diabetes are more susceptible to oral problems, such as periodontal diseases and cavities, which in turn make diabetes treatment more complicated, creating a vicious cycle that can be avoided with prompt attention. The specialist's first step is to reduce gum inflammation and address infections that occur regularly, as otherwise it is impossible to treat the patient. Once the inflammation has subsided, the dentist can begin more intensive treatment on the affected areas. We recommend: How to remove tooth stains naturally One of the main problems faced by patients with diabetes is dryness due to low saliva secretion, which leads to enamel weakening and subsequent susceptibility of the teeth, in addition to bad breath and halitosis. 6 practical tips If you suffer from diabetes, here are some practical tips to help you receive more specialized care and maintain your oral health.

1. Visit the dentist regularly to monitor the appearance of cavities and infections such as candidiasis.
2. Also, undergo continuous periodontal check-ups and treatments to achieve a proper condition of the bone and gum that support the tooth.
3. Properly treating and resolving oral infections will also help diabetic patients better control their sugar levels.
4. Brush with a fluoride toothpaste. Do it frequently and with a soft brush. If you can choose a fluoride mouthwash, even better.
5. Quit smoking.
6. Drink plenty of liquids and eat yogurt to avoid dryness.

Because you read this note, we recommend:

• How to whiten teeth at home
• How to prepare a natural exfoliant
• How to soften rough knees