When’s the last time your dentist asked about your blood sugar? Probably never. But here’s what I’ve learned in 40+ years of practice: If your blood sugar is high, it can interfere with normal gum repair. You could floss three times a day, use the “right” toothpaste, and never miss a cleaning. And your gums will still bleed. Because what happens in your mouth happens in the rest of the body, too. High blood sugar harms gums in four ways: Feeds bad bacteria – They thrive on glucose Slows healing – Your tissue can’t repair itself Weakens immunity – Infections stick aroun...

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