Alcohol and oral mucosal immunity

The oral mucosa is the first barrier to bacteria and viruses. Alcohol suppresses the local immune system, reducing the production of protective proteins.

Regular alcohol consumption increases the risk of herpes outbreaks, fungal infections, and chronic stomatitis. Ulcers and fissures take longer to heal, and the risk of infection increases significantly.

Today, on Sobriety Day, we remind you: every glass is a blow not only to your smile, but also to your overall health.