Posted May 4, 2013
During American Stroke Month in May, United Concordia Dental, one of the nation’s largest dental insurers, reminds adults with cerebrovascular disease, or stroke, that treating their gum disease can help lower health care costs.
“Recent findings from our landmark oral health study show that annual medical costs are lower by more than $1,000 for individuals with cerebrovascular disease who are treated for gum disease,” said James Bramson, D.D.S., chief dental officer for United Concordia. “Plenty of research exists that shows good oral health can impact overall health; however, this study reveals the financial implications associated with treating
