Gum Diseases and Tooth Loss Linked to Brain Shrinkage, Higher Risk of Dementia, New Study Shows

The shrinkage of a part of the brain that controls a person's memory and learning ability reportedly occurs in people with gum infections or those who suffer tooth loss.

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