Researchers have found that gum disease sufferers are nearly twice as likely to also suffer from coronary heart disease. In addition, research studies show oral infection is indeed a risk factor for stroke and people diagnosed with acute cerebrovascular ischemia were more likely than average (*not inclusive) experiencing some degree periodontal disease as well.

The old adage is true: You are what you eat. The same can be said for your oral health, and gum disease sufferers should take note of this fact because they're nearly twice as likely to also suffer from another condition like heart problems or stroke too! So next time an elderly relative comes into town asking if we know how he/she got that way (namely toothless), don't forget the importance diet played in their overall wellness journey - it may not seem possible at first glance but there'll always be some forma link between plaque build-up on teeth AND other ailments down below.

Coronary heart disease occurs when the walls of our coronary arteries become progressively thicker due to buildup of fatty proteins. The heart then suffers from a lack in oxygen and must labor harder to pump blood throughout your body; this can lead into an attack or even death if not treated quickly enough with medication!