Pregnant?
Take good care of your mouth

During your pregnancy, your teeth and gums are more susceptible to decay and inflammation.
Why?
Hormone fluctuations make your mouth more prone to inflammation.
Better blood flow during pregnancy also means gums are more likely to bleed. Because you may eat more sweets or eat more frequently during pregnancy, cavities develop more quickly.
There is even evidence that poor oral hygiene before or during your pregnancy can also affect your baby.
All the more reason to have your mouth checked before and during your pregnancy.
And then take good care of your mouth.

How to do that we’ll tell you
Make an appointment for good oral care during pregnancy. Learn more about changes in your mouth during pregnancy at Allesoverhetgebit.