When Ed and I, along with 18 other people, founded an urban commune near Washington, D.C., in 1973, we pooled all of our income. Both Ed and I had well-paying jobs, and all but one of the other adults in our commune were employed, so money wasn’t a big issue.
Ed had serious gum disease, but he nev...
Diabetes and The Effect on Teeth: Periodontal Disease
11/22/06 1:18pm
I also struggle with periodontal disease. I also use a Sonicare, as does my diabetic husband. I have difficulty flossing as regularly as you do, but I'm always seeking improvement. I do wish that more diabetics understood that mouth care (including more frequent cleanings-I'd go every 3 months, use of a sonicare, and flossing) is an important component of good self-care for a person with diabtes. I love your blog, David!
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