On Lines: Gum Lines and Waistlines- Juniper Publishers


JUNIPER PUBLISHERS- OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF REVIEWS & RESEARCH



On Lines: Gum Lines and Waistlines

Authored by Sabrina Perdita Anthea Heglund

Abstract
Patients are concerned with esthetics of dentistry as well as looking healthy with esthetically pleasing with a pleasant looking body shape. With inflammation being posited as a common denominator in systemic diseases, oral inflammation has its place in contributing to better health and better quality of life. People pay enormous amounts to look fit and enhance their quality of life but forget that oral health contributes to overall health. Diabetes, preterm low birth weight babies, periodontitis, gingivitis, cardiovascular disease, some cancers, rheumatoid arthritis are all examples of inflammatory diseases. Can the inflammation in one area exacerbate symptoms of inflammation in others? Use of a reasonably priced toothbrush in the correct technique has been shown to reduce gingivitis and assist in the maintenance of periodontal health. With obesity and periodontitis sharing the same inflammatory reactions, this manuscript will put forward a theory of waistline reduction being tied to gum line reduction of inflammation.

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