Yes: Necessary dental care should not be avoided or delayed due to pregnancy.
Answered 4/2/2022
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Generally, yes.: Always a good idea to get clearance from your ob-gyn but speaking generally, yes. Since pregnancy causes your Progesterone levels to soar, your gums may bleed more easily and may seem swollen. While everyone is affected differently, it's especially important to clean your teeth and gums extra well during pregnancy for this reason, and a professional cleaning may help keep them healthier too.
Answered 3/22/2022
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Yes: It is very important to maintain good oral health during pregnancy. Pregnancy gingivitis is not uncommon due to fluctuating hormonal levels. Brushing and flossing are essential along with routine dental cleanings.
Answered 4/2/2022
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Not only safe but essential. Gum disease has been linked with pre-term delivery and lower birth weight babies. Speak to our OB to assure that you have no medical impediments to routine Dental care, then go for it.
Answered 4/3/2022
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