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People with diabetes are at a higher risk for gum disease.
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False

The only problem affecting gums and teeth for people with diabetes is gum disease.
True
False

My blood glucose level, if poorly controlled, will not have any affect on developing gum disease.
True
False

I don't need to tell both my dentist and hygienist that I have diabetes.
True
False

The goal of your daily brushing and flossing is to clean away plaque and the germs in your mouth.
True
False

I may not be able to tell I have serious gum disease.
True
False

The first stage of gum disease is called periodontitis.
True
False

Bleeding gums and red, swollen, or tender gums are signs of gingivitis and/or gum disease.
True
False

Gum disease is often painless.
True
False

Only a small percentage of adults get gingivitis and gum disease during their lives.
True
False

Gum disease generally starts in your early 30's.
True
False

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