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People with diabetes battle infections poorly, and periodontitis is an infection of the supporting structures of the teeth. Studies show that for adults with late onset, or Type II diabetes, blood sugar is better controlled when periodontal health is present, and control of blood sugar also helps control of periodontal disease.
