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People have agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse gum disease today agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse they did 2,000 years agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. Researchers from London's King's College looked at the agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse of 303 people who lived over 2,000 years ago. The agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse said only 5 per cent of the skulls had gum disease. Up to 30 per cent of people have gum disease agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. A professor was agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse because 2,000 years ago, agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse did not have toothbrushes or agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. They also did not have agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse.

Smoking is the biggest agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse for gum disease today. Oral agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse has become agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. A researcher said gum disease could start going down if people stop agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. Gum disease is because agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse build up in your agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. The bacteria attack your agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. This can make your teeth fall out. People can agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse the risk of gum disease if they brush their teeth more agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse. They should also use agobacteriadentistsgumshealthlowermoremouthmouthwashoftenpeoplereasonresearchersskullssmokingsurprisedthantodaytoothpasteworse and stop smoking.