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Common oral diseases during pregnancy
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Pregnancy Gingivitis
 
Cause:

During pregnancy, the hormonal changes exaggerate the response of the gum tissues to the plaque bacterial toxins, resulting in the development of “Pregnancy Gingivitis".

Symptoms:
Gingival inflammation and gingival bleeding when brushing
Gingival inflammation and gingival bleeding when brushing.
Prevention and treatment:
Pregnancy Gingivitis can be prevented if the expectant mother can effectively brush her teeth with fluoride toothpaste in the morning and before bed at night and floss her teeth daily to thoroughly remove dental plaque. This oral hygiene habit can also promote healing of mild gingival inflammation.
Pregnant women can receive scaling between the 4th to 6th month during pregnancy because within this period, the foetus is more stable. Hence it is more convenient for expectant mothers to receive treatments.
Pregnant women can receive scaling between the 4th to 6th month during pregnancy because within this period, the foetus is more stable.
Related topics:
Brushing Methods
Using dental floss


Tooth sensitivity
 
Cause:

During pregnancy, an expectant mother may crave for acidic food or vomit easily. These acidic food and vomit will erode the outer layer of the teeth (enamel) and expose the inner layer (dentine), resulting in tooth sensitivity.

Tooth sensitivity
Symptoms:
If the expectant mother has no tooth decay or pulp inflammation, but feels sharp pain in her teeth which is triggered by hot, cold, sour or sweet food, or by toothbrushing and flossing, she may have got tooth sensitivity.
feels some sharp pain in her teeth
Prevention and treatment:
Avoid eating sweet and sour food
Consult the dentist if the expectant mother has tooth sensitivity

Related topics:
Toothache and Painful Gingivae (Gums)
Prevention of Tooth Sensitivity (Leaflet) (PDF)



Dental Caries
 

Pregnant woman often crave for sweet and sour food due to dietary change. Food and drink intake may also become more frequent. Therefore, the chance of getting Dental Caries may increase.
Dental Caries
Related topics:
Dental Caries
Eat appropriatesssssly (Leaflet) (PDF)

 

 

 
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