Avoid gums, more dangerous than you think

Teeth are the most easily neglected part during the day when you decide to brush your teeth.

However, if you leave this section intact, which is important to your mouth, it can be more dangerous than you think.

Some 30 to 45% of the world's population suffer from high blood pressure, the leading cause of cardiovascular disease. Inflammation in gums is also a major problem. About 50 percent of the world's population is affected by poor brush care, and researchers have long suspected that there may be a link between high blood pressure and gum disease.

British researchers at the Eastman Dental Institute investigated blood pressure levels in some evidence. The results found that average blood pressure was 4.5 mlHg higher in tooth - disease patients than in people without gum disease.

However, it has not finally been confirmed that gum disease causes increased blood pressure.

Researchers still do not have an accurate answer to the causes and reasons for growing blood pressure.