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The Silent Killer in Your Mouth: How Gum Disease Leads to Stroke and How to Stop It

The Silent Alarm in Your Mouth: How Your Teeth Predict Your Risk of Stroke

Meta Description: Did you know every missing tooth could be raising your stroke risk? Discover the shocking link between Filipino oral health and life-threatening diseases, and what you can do today to protect yourself.

(Image: A powerful contrasting image—one side shows a healthy, smiling Filipino family; the other side shows a medical scene related to stroke recovery.)

Full-Mouth Rehabilitation: Addressing Severe Periodontal Disease and Tooth Loss

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FULL ANALYSIS & DIAGNOSIS

 Tooth Mobility Present

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  • Side-to-side movement being tested.

  • Visible mobility between the premolar/molar region.

  • Gingival margin appears slightly inflamed → possible periodontal involvement.

Likely causes:

  • Periodontal disease (gingival inflammation and bone loss).

  • Trauma from occlusion (pressure from biting forces).

The Chicharon Catastrophe: A Cebuano Tooth Tale

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The sun was high over Carcar City, and the scent of sizzling pork skin filled the air. I had just bought a steaming bag of Carcar’s famous chicharon—golden, crispy, and glistening with sinful deliciousness. My stomach growled in approval as I climbed back into the car, ready for the ultimate snack attack.

First bite. Crunch. Heaven.

Second bite. CRACK.

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