Post Date December, 02 2023
A habit of brushing teeth will have a great impact on the sexual function of men. In fact, the human body is a sophisticated instrument, and every organ is related. Unhealthy oral cavity can actually affect many organs. These have been reported before, such as unhealthy oral cavity, excessive dental plaque, which will seriously affect the health of the heart, and will be more prone to coronary heart disease. Now, It is not surprising to find that men are prone to impotence if they do not brush their teeth, and there must be evidence.
The research findings came from scientists in Türkiye, who found that men who brush their teeth infrequently face a higher risk of gingival inflammation, and the risk of erectile dysfunction is 3.29 times that of other men. Other studies have found that chronic periodontitis caused by infrequent brushing of teeth can lead to cardiovascular disease, while arterial occlusion disease can reduce the blood flow to the heart and brain, and also reduce the blood flow to the penis, which is easy to lead to impotence.
It seems that it is far away from each other, but it is inextricably linked. If you are a man, don't neglect brushing your teeth. If you don't form the habit of brushing your teeth regularly, you may have to pay for your reproductive health, which is a little high.
Besides impotence, what harm can men do to their health if they don't brush their teeth often? Let's take a look.
1. Pregnancy difficulties
Some studies have proved that if you do not brush your teeth thoroughly or often, it will lead to impotence or infertility, which has been confirmed by the previous study.
2. Arthritis
Arthritis may be related to incomplete brushing. Some studies have found that patients with rheumatoid arthritis are 8 times more likely to have dental disease than healthy people.
3. Bronchitis
The respiratory tract is the closest to the mouth, so it has just been found that respiratory tract infection is associated with dental disease. People with a history of respiratory diseases such as bronchitis have more serious dental problems.
4. Alzheimer's disease
Dental disease can increase the risk of Alzheimer's. The survey found that older people with dental disease or tooth loss are more likely to have memory problems. Even early onset of senile dementia.
5. Heart disease
This is a study by British scientists that confirmed that dental disease can double the risk of coronary heart disease. Brushing your teeth less than twice a day also increases the risk of heart disease.
6. diabetes
Dental disease will aggravate the condition of type 2 diabetes. Treatment of tooth disease and reduction of gingivitis can help reduce the risk of diabetes complications such as eye disease.
The above hazards cannot be underestimated. Therefore, men must brush their teeth carefully. In addition, the general good habit is to brush their teeth at least twice a day, once early and once late. This time at night is more important. It is necessary to thoroughly clean the mouth to avoid too many bacteria and viruses in the mouth. It is easy to form dental plaque after a long time, and these dental plaque is the culprit that causes your body to suffer from various diseases.
