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12 Strange Heart Disease Risk Factors That May Surprise You

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Bad Oral Hygiene

Your dentist isn’t just looking out for your oral health when he or she reminds you to floss every night. Per a 2016 study published in the BMJ Postgraduate Medical Journal, oral bacteria can “promote conditions such as cardiovascular disease” when left to fester.

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