Oral Heath affecting Systemic Disease

7. Leading cause of death worldwide and the most prevalent medical concern in the general population. (2 words)
10. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
11. The presence of viable bacteria in the bloodstream
12. Breathing droplets of fluid into the lungs.
14. Oral bacteria have been detected in the fatty deposits of persons suffering from______.
15. When oral bacteria becomes unbalanced and over whelmed by bad bacteria.
16. Condition where blood flow decreases or stops to the coronary artery of the heart and is linked with severe periodontal disease. (2 words)
17. The main bacterial varient responsible for endocarditis.
18. In participants with severe asthma, periodontitis was ________times more likely than in participants without this respiratory disease.

1. Also known as deimination, is a natural physiological response that takes place when a cell dies.
2. Bacteria, found in unhealthy _____ tissue, create inflammation by rupturing the barrier between the gum and the underlying connective tissue.
3. Cell death that may cause progression of some respiratory diseases.
4. Bacteria found to be a linked to respiratory disease, cardiovascular diseases and rheumatoid arthritis. (2 words)
5. Bronchi, bronchioles and lungs (2 words)
6. Participants with a mean plaque and calculus score of ____or higher had a 3.78-times and 4.43-times elevated risk of bacteraemia.
8. The immune system's response to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, toxic compounds, or irradiation (2 words)
9. Another name for the respiratory system
13. origin of many pathogens that may lead to systemic disease when maintained poorly. (2 words)