Pregnant Women Usually Experience Gum Disease During Pregnancy
During pregnancy the common complaints of women is that they are experiencing gum diseases such as swollen gums / bleeding gums or gingivitis or worst is Periodontitis. During pregnancy there is an increase in blood flow and increase of progesterone level that causes the gums to swell and bleed and that may lead into gingivitis or a more serious dental problem – Periodontitis. The increase of progesterone and blood flow can’t be prevented during this period but gum diseases can be. By observing proper oral hygiene such as regular brushing and flossing. Using oral dental products to eliminate the bleeding and swelling of the gums are also helpful. Gum disease during pregnancy if left untreated may increase the risk of early delivery.
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