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Do your gums bleed from time to time? If so, you\\u2019re not alone: 80 percent of people have gum disease despite their best efforts to maintain good oral health. Many of us don\\u2019t think this is a big deal, especially since it\\u2019s so common, but after listening to today\\u2019s episode, you may change your mind. Dr. James Hyland, DDS, President and CEO of OraVital, explains why traditional flossing and brushing aren\\u2019t doing nearly enough to prevent gum disease, and how gum disease can lead to fatal systemic illnesses. He also discusses the science behind bad breath, and why it should be seen as much more than a source of social embarrassment.

• How bleeding gums can lead to the formation of plaque in the brain, which is associated with Alzheimer\\u2019s and other potentially fatal diseases
• Why brushing and flossing in the traditional way cannot prevent or eliminate\\xa0infection\\xa0in the\\xa0mouth\\xa0or\\xa0periodontal disease
• What Dr. Hyland recommends as the most effective\\xa0treatment\\xa0for gum disease (it\\u2019s surprisingly simple)

Learn more by tuning in and visiting\\xa0www.oravital.com.