Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (HT) is a chronic autoimmune
condition that leads to inflammation and gradual
destruction of the thyroid gland, often resulting in
hypothyroidism. It most commonly affects women of
reproductive age and can impact multiple body systems.
Recent studies have shown that women with HT may
experience oral health issues such as dry mouth, gum
inflammation, dental caries, and periodontal disease. At
the same time, HT has been linked to fertility problems,
including menstrual irregularities, reduced ovarian
reserve, and lower success rates with assisted reproductive
technologies. This study aims to explore potential
connections between oral health status and reproductive
function in