I’m terribly sorry if anyone is offended by the thought of a horse with a bad set of choppers, but because a whopping 30% of pregnant women get periodontal Why Do We Need To Take Care Of Tongue disease, I simply couldn’t risk losing your attention. As they say, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it brush its teeth.
While periodontal disease may seem like a boring and unglamorous topic for us to be discussing, it’s so important that I even decided to post two articles in a row about proper dental care during pregnancy.…
Pregnancy naturally includes a gambit of changes to a woman’s body, and her life. Some of these changes will be solely internal, while others are external. Pregnant women will also experience a fair amount of emotional changes, too. The best way to be prepared for some of the changes you’ll experience, as pregnant woman, is to be as informed as you can. There is a wealth of knowledge available for expecting mothers. It is wise to read materials as you find them. This is helpful to not only anticipate changes but to pinpoint symptoms as they arise. One such internal …
An old wives tale of for every child a mother has, she loses a tooth always puzzled me. The thought was that the developing baby pulled calcium from the teeth and therefore rotted. I was in disbelief but wondered why cavities did seem to form on pregnant women. Then I went through it and spoke with other mothers about it.