A Drum Dialyzer, the first rudimentary dialysis machine was developed in the 1940's by a Dutch doctor, William Kolff. The next improvement was made by Dr. Nils Alwell, from Sweden, was responsible for the next phase of the dialysis machine as we know it today.
Since then, Sweden has contributed a number of studies on kidney disease. One of them is on oral health and kidney disease. Recent evidence links periodontal disease with chronic kidney disease.
The situation is whether poor oral health affects chronic kidney disease or if chronic kidney disease affects oral health. It appears that the consequences of poor oral health may be more severe in chronic kidney disease patients because of advanced age and common comorbidities such as diabetes and concurrent medications, according to the Department of Clinical Science at the Karolinska Institutet, in Sweden.
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At the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Diseases, Helsinki University Central Hospital and Institute of Dentistry, in Finland, found that diabetic patients also had more dental caries and lower salivary flow rates than other chronic kidney disease patients.
So it appears that prior to kidney disease, people need to be especially concerned with their oral health and take extra care brushing and flossing.
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