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Lights, camera, smiles! Take care of your teeth during pregnancy

Hi Mom! We know that taking care of yourself and your baby is the most important thing during pregnancy. Did you know that maintaining good dental health is also crucial during this special time? Here are some things you should keep in mind:

During pregnancy, it is crucial to maintain regular dental care. Examinations and cleanings and cleanings help prevent problems such as cavities and gum disease, which can worsen due to increased hormones. You can experience symptoms such as increased risk of gum disease, tooth decay related to nausea and related morning sickness, sore gums, bleeding or bad breath. But don't worry, we're here to help.

When you visit your dentist, be sure to let them know you're pregnant and what trimester you're in. This way, he or she will be able to provide the most appropriate treatment for you and your baby.

It is important to know that some dental procedures, such as teeth whitening, are not recommended during pregnancy. In addition, there are certain medications and antibiotics that arenot prescribed for pregnant women due to their possible impact on the baby.

Now, some frequently asked questions you might have:

  •  Is it safe to receive dental anesthesia during pregnancy? Yes, local anesthesia is considered safe and dentists choose options that pose no risks to you or your baby.
  •  Are dental x-rays safe during pregnancy? If necessary, they can be performed with extra precautions to protect your baby.
  •  What about root canals? Your dentist will advise you if it is safe for you in your particular situation.

Remember to maintain a balanced diet, brush your teeth a minimum of twice a daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily and make regular visits to the dentist.

At Centauro, your oral health during pregnancy and your overall well-being are our top priority. With a team of specialists in all branches of dentistry and state-of-the-art technology in our clinics, we offer you exceptional care.

Schedule your appointment now.

Source:

  •  Barbería E, Boj JR, Catalá M, García Ballesta C, Mendoza A. Odontopediatría. Ed. Masson 2ª ed 2002.
  • Gómez Ferraris ME, Campo Muñoz A. Histología y embriología bucodental. Ed. Panamericana 2ª ed 2002
  • Michelle Dennisse Sautto Torres, Especialista en Periodoncia, Cédula profesional: 3960349
  • Juan Orlando Moreno Espinoza, Especialista en Odontopediatría, Cédula especialidad: 12500305
  • Luis Donaldo González Estrada, Odontologo General, Cédula profesional: 12508907
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