Can pregnancy cause teeth to become weak?

No: The hormonal changes accompanying pregnancy may cause gingivitis and swelling in your gums, but pregnancy should not "weaken" teeth. If you maintain good oral hygiene by flossing and brushing, there should be no deterioration of your teeth.

No: It is an old wives tale to say that the baby will "steal" the calcium from your teeth and make them weak. Your will, hoever, be more susceptible to gum infections. Pregnancy gingivitis or pregnancy "boils" can occur with the combination of changing hormones and poor hygiene. Make sure that your teeth are healthy before pregancy and visit your dentist during the second trimester (the safest time).

Possbly: Pregnancy itself doesn’t cause dental decay, however the increased acid levels from nausea and reflux can contribute to acid wear and enamel weakening in your teeth. If you suffer from reflux or severe morning sickness, you might wish to consider using a protective product such as tooth mousse.Nly available from your dentist. It i.