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Exposure to secondhand smoke at a young age is associated with an increased risk of cavities, concludes a recent study. Specifically, researchers found that ... Continue Reading
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A pregnancy is a time of great joy and expectations for new parents. It is also a time of significant changes to the woman's body. Equally, some of these changes may affect the health of the pregnant patient's mouth. Evidence suggests a strong need to protect against gingivitis and gum disease, as well as decay problems. These problems can also affect the health of the baby including having preterm and low birth weight babies.
In the recent years, maternal periodontal disease/poor oral hygiene has been implicated as a risk factor for adverse pregnancy outcomes such as preterm( premature) births and low birth weight, as well as even miscarriage and stillbirth.
To reduce tooth decay in pregnant women experiencing frequent nausea; try this: