DIABETIC MELLITUS : TIPS FOR MANAGING YOUR RISKS OF ORAL HEALTH PROBLEMS

 DIABETIC MELLITUS :TIPS FOR MANAGING YOUR RISKS OF ORAL HEALTH PROBLEMS  

Regular dental visits are important.Practicing good oral hygiene and having professional deep cleanings done by your dentist can help your HbA1c.


If oral surgery is planned, your doctor or dentist will tell you if you need to take any pre-surgical antibiotic,if you need to change your meal schedule or the timing and dosage of your insulin (if you take insulin.)  Postpone non-emergency dental procedures if your blood sugar is not in good control.However, acute infections such a abscesses, should be treated right away .

 Avoiding tobacco usage. 




Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and a soft tooth brush. Floss and rinse away all the plaques on and between your teeth. 


Eating healthy and regular meals.


Try to book your appointments for the morning when your insulin levels are more stable.

                                       

Teamwork involving self care and professional care from your dentist will be beneficial in keeping your smile healthy as well as potentially slowing progression of diabetes.

We at, Dr.Vivek MSRam's Dentistry, suggest that treating gum disease can help improve blood sugar control in patients living with diabetes, decreasing  the progression of the disease.To know more about us clickhere.


                                                       Dr.Vivek's MSRams Dentistry
     
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                                                                  Vallarlar Illam NO 68,
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                                                                     Chennai - 600064.
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