Oral Health
Exercise plus omega-3 curbs tooth root inflammation in rat study
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A peer‑reviewed study in rats reports that moderate exercise combined with omega‑3 supplementation improved immune markers and limited bone loss in chronic apical periodontitis, an inflammatory infection at the tooth’s root tip often arising from untreated decay. The authors and research backers stress that human trials are needed to confirm clinical relevance.
Researchers at the University of Osaka have found that sustained high blood sugar levels raise the risk of tooth decay as sugars transfer from blood to saliva. In a survey of around 60 diabetic and nondiabetic individuals, higher blood sugar was linked to increased glucose and fructose in saliva, along with greater tooth decay and plaque.