Pregnancy changes many parts of your body — even your teeth, mouth and gums.

The American Dental Association explains:

  • Up to half of women develop gingivitis, a mild form of gum disease, during pregnancy.
  • Most cases of gingivitis resolve after pregnancy.
  • Hormones produced during pregnancy may irritate your gums, making them swell and turn red.
  • Brush your teeth at least twice daily, and floss at least once daily.
  • Ask your dentist what else you can do to keep your mouth healthier during pregnancy.

Source: HealthDay

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