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So why do we call it the oral-systemic health connection?

There has been of late an endless stream of articles and opinion pieces trumpeting the associations between oral and systemic health. Yet despite ever-increasing clinical and scientific evidence pointing to interrelationships between oral diseases and other conditions such as periodontitis and diabetes or cardiovascular disease, it has been difficult for dentistry to convince other professions and the public of the importance of such associations.