No, although flossing is still a good idea. Over the last century there have been some scientific papers casually linking poor dental hygiene to Heart disease; these have since been refuted and are not considered part of the standard of practice for medical personnel.
Heart disease is thought to be caused by several factors - insufficient muscle tone of the heart (generally due to lack of exercise), improper diet and increase pro-inflammatory states in the body. Flossing has very little to do with any of this.
However, flossing on a regular basis can help keep your teeth healthy and reduce the risk of periodontal disease, tooth loss and gum disease.
Flossing helps to prevent gum disease, which can contribute to the breakdown of gum tissue and bone structure in the mouth. This can help maintain a healthy mouth and prevent premature aging of the gums and teeth.
A glass of wine a day prevents heart disease.
No physical Education will (hopefully) prevent heart disease.
To prevent periodontal disease, you must keep your teeth clean by brushing and flossing. Using mouthwash can help reduce plaque and remove food particles that may have been missed.
Exercise can help prevent heart disease because it works the heart muscle and keeps the body healthy. This has to be incorporated with healthy eating as well.
yes it does
Heart disease is the Number 1 killer in the United States. There are many preventative measures that can be taken to help prevent Heart Disease. A wonderful and more promising preventative measure is a good heart Healthy Diet!
You can prevent heart disease by eating nutritious food. Eat foods such as fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and fish. Do not eat empty calories with sugar.
No
mostly heart diseases
no..... but u can prevent it from being worse
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