When you are pregnant, it can affect your oral health. For the most part, the only thing that’s going to become much different is the fact that gum inflammation becomes a more likely concern. When your body’s hormones change (this is true for other instances of shifts, such as with puberty), it affects your gum tissue! No worries. By brushing, flossing, and scheduling visits, your smile can remain A-OK.
Don’t forget that you are welcome and encouraged to schedule visits during pregnancy. Your oral health is of the utmost importance, while you are pregnant. Contact us to let us know about your pregnancy and remember: We are here to guide your smile care!
Your baby’s oral health is something to consider, too. By eating a balanced diet and remembering that bone and teeth development requires calcium, you can ensure you’re doing your best to support those tiny teeth.
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