Many pregnant women often worry about the condition of their teeth in position, noting their excessive fragility.
Myth number 1. Teeth become very fragile
Many experts are in a hurry to debunk this myth. Pregnancy does not affect the amount of calcium in a woman's teeth. However, the female body itself during pregnancy uses a lot of calcium to build the skeleton of an unborn child. This means that some changes and weakening of tissues can indeed occur with teeth. Doctors come to one opinion: if serious problems occur with a woman's teeth during pregnancy, then the reason lies in earlier problems with them, which were not detected prematurely.
Myth number 2. Teeth should not be treated under anesthesia during pregnancy
You should not ignore visits to the dentist during pregnancy if necessary. Taking pictures of your teeth will definitely not harm your baby, but make sure that the doctor covers your stomach with a special apron in front of him. Also, be sure to tell your doctor about your situation. Thanks to this, he will be able to find a safe drug for the fetus. Do not be afraid of anesthesia, because it allows you to heal your teeth without causing stress to the expectant mother.Myth number 3. Pregnant women constantly develop mucosal ulcers.
In fact, if you haven't observed them before, then you shouldn't have similar problems later. But girls who have already had such precedents may re-encounter ulcers already during pregnancy. Often the cause is an excessive load on the body in this position.
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