Dental Care: As a general rule of thumb routine cleanings and minor treatment is perfectly safe during pregnancy. Unless you are in a high risk situation you should have no worries. The concern is if treatment is delayed and an infection occurs, complications may arise. Discuss your concerns with your OBGYN and dentist.
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Fillings while preg: Generally treatment done during during 2nd trimester. Existence of infection (decayed tooth, gum disease, etc) poses risks to you and your child. These include low birth weight and/or pre-term delivery among others. Your Dentist will evaluate severity of your dental problem, and then either treat you, postpone treatment for a short time, or consult with your OBGyn. Wishing you a healthy baby!
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