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Dr. Mogell Dental Blog

Boca Raton Cosmetic Dentist

Pregnancy and Dentistry

Monday, May 17, 2010

Dentistry While Being Pregnant

Pregnancy brings many challenges to a woman’s body; one of them being the impact of hormones upon the gums. While expecting the importance of having your teeth cleaned regularly should be maintained. When plaque is left behind on the gums, the tissue will react in an exaggerated inflammatory fashion. Flossing on a daily basis is needed even more than normally.

During the full term of carrying you should have your teeth cleaned twice, most importantly near the end of the pregnancy. After delivery, the life of a new mother takes on such responsibilities that it is often difficult to get to the hygienist.

Your oral hygiene is always of great importance, we just want you to be extra special careful to clean well and to maintain your normal visits while pregnant. If you have any questions regarding your dental health while you are pregnant, please do not hesitate to give us a call at 561-394-9000. We will be glad to schedule an appointment to help you preserve the ultimate oral health you so desire! Kenneth A. Mogell, D.M.D.

 

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