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Mouth Bacteria

MOUTH BACTERIA

In many ways your mouth is a gatekeeper beetween the outside world and the rest of your body. Your mouth is teeming with billions of bacteria, there are more bacteria in your mouth right now than all people on Earth. Overtime these bacteria can stick together and multiply, they form a colony and the colonies cant hen join together forming a thick layer called plaque biofilm. This can eventually spread on every surface of your entire mouth –your, teeth, your gums, your cheeks and your tongue. Every small space in your mouth provides the perfect environment for bacteria to thrive and for plaque biofilm to grow which it can do dramatically over the course of a single day. Your mouth’s inflammatory cells are activated to kill the bacteria but the bacteria can build strong defenses within the colony to stay alive. These inflammatory cells which are designed to protect the body cant hen cause harm in the form of gum inflammation, also known as gingivitis, the earliest stage of gum disease. People with diabetes are even more susceptible to gum diseases, because their blood vessels are compromised. The area between your teeth and gums is densely packed with integumentary blood vessels. Normal everyday activities can burst those tiny vessels, then pieces of the plaque biofilm and bacteria can detach and mix with the blood giving bacteria from the Surface of the mouth full access to the rest of the body, and fro people with severe gum disease, new science suggests that these bacteria may lead to other disorders like heart disease where bacteria may be involved in plaque build-up in the blood vessels or pneumonia where bacteria can create an infection in ypur lungs or rheumatoid arthritis -a debilitating disease with inflammation in the joints, or pre-term low birth weight in infants, which may be linked to bacteria passed from the mother to her foetus. Good oral care may positively affect your overall health which is important because what happens in your mouth, may not stay in your mouth.

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