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Mumbai, Oct 9: Persistent bad breath is often dismissed as a minor dental issue, but Dr. Pradip Jamnadas, an interventional cardiologist, warns that it could signal serious underlying health problems, including cardiovascular disease. His research highlights the connection between oral hygiene, chronic sinus infections, and heart health. Poor dental care allows harmful bacteria to thrive, triggering systemic inflammation that affects the heart. Chronic sinusitis, especially fungal infections, can also contribute to low-grade inflammation, increasing the risk of coronary artery disease. Dr. Jamnadas emphasizes that the mouth often reflects overall bodily health, making halitosis a potential early warning sign for heart complications.

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