Mom & Dental Care
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Mom & Dental Care
To become a mother Is the most beautiful time in the life for each women And they need perfect care on this particular time including Dental Care…
Being pregnant comes with many responsibilities and oral hygiene is no exception. In addition to your brushing and flossing routine, you may want to rinse every night with a fluoridated mouth rinse.
For most women, routine dental visits are safe during pregnancy, If you have a high risk pregnancy or you have some other medical condition, we may recommend that treatment be postponed
During pregnancy some women may find they are prone to pregnancy gingivitis a mild form of gum disease that causes gums to be red, tender and sore. You can prevent gingivitis by keeping your teeth clean. If you notice any changes in your mouth during pregnancy, Visit Us. If gingivitis is not treated, it can lead to more serious gum disease.
Did you know that your baby’s teeth will begin to develop between the third and sixth months?
That’s why you need a sufficient quantity of nutrients especially vitamins A, C, and D, protein, calcium and phosphorous. While it’s normal for pregnant woman to have the desire to eat more, frequent snacking can be an invitation to tooth decay. When you do snack, choose foods that are low in sugar and nutritious for you and your baby such as raw fruits and vegetables, yogurt, or cheese, and make sure to follow your physician’s advice regarding diet.
