Patients suffering from infections of the mouth, 2.7 times more likely to have experienced acute coronary syndrome.
Finnish scientists said today that the infection the teeth could be a calling of heart disease. The experiment was conducted on the basis of case histories of 508 patients.
Finnish patients with infections of the oral cavity is 2.7 times more likely to suffer cardiovascular disease.
The experts found that the microbes that occur in humans because of tooth decay, hiding, usually in the teeth.
Subsequently, they affect the heart and provoke different diseases.
For example, periodontitis, a disease caused by the inflammation of the tissues of the mouth, leads to coronary heart disease.
