Cardiologist Jeremy London on Bad Oral Hygiene: "It Will Require an Open Heart Operation"

Toothwashing is one of the most common actions in Spain after a meal. Oral hygiene is not only an aesthetic aspect, but it prevents certain problems that may arise, for example, bad breath, caries, infections, but also heart-related diseases. A study carried out by the Spanish Societies of Cardiology and Periodontics concluded that perdiodentitis increased the risk of heart episodes such as heart attack or angina pectoris, as explained by the He…

Good oral hygiene is not only key to a radiant smile and fresh breath, but it may also be a determining factor in cardiovascular health. Cardiology experts have highlighted the significant relationship between regular tooth brushing and a reduced risk of a heart attack. According to cardiologist Jeremy London, renowned for his research in heart disease prevention, “Brushing and flossing daily can reduce the risk of a heart attack by up to 12%.” …

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