Many dental disease are best prevented by a good oral hygiene, however it may not be enough for diabetic people. Gum infection or gum disease is the most common oral disease that is affecting individuals with diabetes disease. Regrettably, it may not be the only one. Diabetes disease can make individuals vulnerable to oral infection. A group of germs that have settled in the specific areas of the mouth are causing oral infections, making it apparent that something is wrong because symptoms can be painful. There is a need to seek medical treatments as soon as possible if you are suffering from swollen gums, pus pockets that appears red or white in color around a certain tooth or have constant pain in and around the mouth area, even spreading to the sinus area.