When you are pregnant, your hormones are constantly fluctuating, which can have an effect on the health of your gums and teeth, making your mouth more vulnerable to germs and plaque. This is why pregnancy is a risk factor for gum problems.
In fact, one study found that many pregnant women need better dental care to protect their gums and teeth. To protect your oral health, follow this rinse-routine twice daily so you have one less thing to worry about over the next 9 months.
MAINTAIN OVERALL MOUTH HEALTH
TIPS FOR ORAL HEALTH DURING PREGNANCY
USE SMART TOOLS
