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Rotten Teeth, Silent Brain Damage explores one of the most surprising discoveries in modern neuroscience: the connection between oral health and brain structure.
Emerging research shows that gum disease and tooth decay may influence gray matter volume, white matter integrity, and long-term cognitive health. This episode explains how inflammation, oral bacteria, and vascular pathways connect dental health with neurological aging.
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This episode bridges dentistry, neuroscience, and preventive health — showing why caring for your teeth may also protect your mind.
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By Luka JagorRotten Teeth, Silent Brain Damage explores one of the most surprising discoveries in modern neuroscience: the connection between oral health and brain structure.
Emerging research shows that gum disease and tooth decay may influence gray matter volume, white matter integrity, and long-term cognitive health. This episode explains how inflammation, oral bacteria, and vascular pathways connect dental health with neurological aging.
You will learn:
This episode bridges dentistry, neuroscience, and preventive health — showing why caring for your teeth may also protect your mind.
Sources:
Read more