
What is the connection between oral health and strokes?
Poor oral hygiene is one of the main risk factors associated with higher risks of strokes.

Poor oral hygiene is one of the main risk factors associated with higher risks of strokes.

A tooth infection can result in memory loss when the infection spreads to the brain.

Some children fear impending dental procedures or even dental well-child visits.

Sensitive teeth areusually occurs when the underlying layer of the teeth, the dentin, becomes exposed.

A few typical but harmful unconscious actions in your everyday life could be eroding your teeth, infecting your gums, and causing harm to your oral health.

Smoking impacts oral health; cigarettes, smokeless tobacco, and other forms of tobacco can cause oral cancer, gum disease, and other oral health problems.

Familiarise yourself with the key signs that indicate you may need a tooth filling, learn about the procedure, and explore preventative measures for maintaining optimal oral health.

Gingivitis is a common and mild form of gum disease that causes irritation, redness, and swelling.

Regular dental visits are essential because they allow your dentist to detect cavities (tooth decay) early.

Vitamin D is one of many vitamins your body needs to stay healthy.

Dietary habits form the foundation for the causation, prevention, and treatment of most cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.

Intercare, in partnership with the Sports Science Institute of South Africa (SSISA), is proud to announce the opening of the Intercare Newlands Physical Rehabilitation Hospital.
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