How Gum Disease Therapy in Greenfield Can Help Prevent Strokes

Do you regularly see blood in your sink after brushing your teeth? While bloody gums can be caused by simply brushing or flossing too hard, they can also be a symptom of gum disease — and shouldn’t be ignored. Gingivitis and periodontitis can seriously damage your mouth, as well as elevate your risk of heart disease, including strokes. It’s important to recognize why your gums are bleeding and what that means for your full-body health. For National Stroke Month, your dentist explains how gum disease therapy in Greenfield can help keep your mouth and heart healthy.