Diabetes tooth pain is not a complication

Dental pain is not a complication of diabetes. Diabetes can cause periodontitis. Periodontitis can cause gum recession, tooth root exposure, and even tooth loosening. When periodontitis occurs, tooth root exposure can cause periodontal pulp syndrome, resulting in toothache. At ordinary times, we must strictly control blood sugar, pay attention to oral hygiene, brush our teeth in the morning and evening after meals, wash our teeth regularly to prevent gum and periodontal disease. If toothache, it is recommended to go to the hospital stomatology department as soon as possible to check and treat the affected teeth.