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- Breast Cancer, Poor Oral Health, and Chronic Gum Inflammation . . .
The connection between breast cancer and poor oral health, particularly chronic gum inflammation, is supported by growing evidence Mechanisms involving systemic inflammation, microbial translocation, and immune system alterations appear to play critical roles in this relationship
- The association between periodontal disease and breast cancer in a . . .
Accumulating evidence suggests that periodontal disease is associated with increased risk of several cancers, especially oral cancer, lung cancer and gastrointestinal cancer, with a hypothesized role of immune-inflammatory mechanisms that may be common to both periodontal disease and cancers (3–8)
- Gum Disease and Breast Cancer: Is There a Clear Link?
The link between gum disease and breast cancer isn’t just a one-way street Breast cancer treatment itself can also have adverse effects on oral health Shockingly, up to one-third of women undergoing cancer treatment may experience oral problems like dry mouth, inflamed tissues, and bleeding gums
- The Surprising Connection Between Breast Cancer and Oral Health
In the oral cavity, conditions like gum disease (periodontitis) can lead to chronic inflammation due to the presence of harmful oral bacteria These bacteria can enter the bloodstream and trigger a systemic inflammatory response, which may contribute to the growth and spread of cancer cells
- Oral health links breast cancer - PMC
Recent study in the Sweden stated that the chronic periodontal disease indicated by missing molars seemed to associate statistically with breast cancer The study puts forward the idea that the risk of a woman developing breast cancer could be amplified by chronic gum disease
- The Relationship Between Periodontal Disease and Breast Cancer: From . . .
Periodontal disease and breast cancer have some common pathogenic factors Periodontal disease may affect the initiation and development of breast cancer involving microorganisms and inflammation Periodontal health is affected by radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and endocrine therapy for breast cancer Conclusions: Periodontal therapy for breast
- Breast Cancer and Oral Health: Understanding The Connection
Breast cancer is a challenging diagnosis, but with the proper care and support, you can maintain your oral health during treatment By staying informed and taking proactive steps, you can minimize the impact of treatment on your mouth and enjoy a better quality of life
- Oral Health-Related Complications of Breast Cancer Treatment: Assessing . . .
In this survey, dental hygienists with a diagnosis of breast cancer as well as those who assessed the patients’ family history of cancer were more confident about breast cancer treatments and their impact on oral health
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