Purpose: Strokes are common events of significant morbidity and mortality. Poor oral
conditions may share or exacerbate pathways that lead to stroke. Methods: This study was a …

Objective This study aimed to determine the potential association between the dental
diseases and self‐reported history of stroke in the United States based on data from the …

OBJECTIVE: Tooth loss has been suggested as a potential risk factor for cerebral stroke.
This report reviews prospective studies investigating the association between tooth loss and …

Background Several mechanisms may associate tooth loss and related oral inflammation
with cognitive impairment. The authors studied the relationship between tooth loss and …

This systematic review aims to evaluate the association between tooth loss and stroke. The
Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) guidelines …

Many studies suggest associations between oral health and cardiovascular diseases, but
there is a lack of causal evidence. Exploiting exogenous variation in tooth loss in US adults …

Aim Growing evidence suggests that tooth loss is associated with increased risk of stroke. In
the current study, we investigated cumulative medical costs related to stroke using data from …

Persons with poor oral hygiene are prone to periodontitis, an inflammatory gum disease
independently linked to stroke. Regular dental examinations allow for early detection and …

Generally, as the population is aging, ischemic stroke is imposing rising social and
economic burdens. On that basis, the early intervention and prevention of ischemic stroke …

Conflicting results identifying the association between tooth loss and cardiovascular disease
and stroke have been reported. Therefore, a dose-response meta-analysis was performed to …