Some studies have shown a connection between gum disease<\/b> and heart disease. It would seem that, as a patient\u2019s case of gum disease<\/b> worsens, bacteria and plaque are able to gain access to other parts of the body, possibly contributing to other health problems.<\/p>\n
But even if there isn\u2019t a connection, the two do have something in common\u2014CoQ10<\/b> can be used to treat or prevent both. CoQ10<\/b> is found in the body and in commonly eaten foods. It can also be produced in a laboratory. In studies, patients with heart disease were found to be deficient in CoQ10<\/b>. Through a CoQ10<\/b> supplement, though, it may be possible to reserve or outright prevent heart problems, and other kinds of problems in the body, including:<\/p>\n Gum disease<\/b> is another condition that CoQ10<\/b> can help with. It may be applied topically to the patient\u2019s gum tissue or taken by mouth as a pill. Either way, patients can experience great benefits to their oral and overall health.<\/p>\n Do you have questions about gum disease<\/b> and how it can be treated? Call<\/a> Juno Beach Restorative & Aesthetic<\/b> for an appointment. Dr. Keuning<\/a> and Dr. Riley<\/a> offer exception cosmetic and restorative care to patients from Palm Beach Gardens<\/b>, Jupiter<\/b>, North<\/b> Palm<\/b> Beach<\/b>, or Tequesta<\/b>.\n
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