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Ensure healthy teeth for you and your baby. When you’re pregnant you know how important it is to take special care of your body. However, you should also know that pregnancy is a time to take extra special care of your teeth and gums. That’s because hormonal changes in your body during pregnancy can increase your chances of developing gum disease. So while you are pregnant, make sure you practice good oral hygiene, which means brushing and flossing every day. By combining this routine with a healthy, balanced diet and regular dental visits, you will not only help avoid dental problems of your own, you will also contribute to the healthy development of your baby. Pregnancy and Oral Hygiene - Quick Guide Brush thoroughly at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and a fluoride toothpaste. Floss daily to remove plaque from between your teeth and under the gumline. Eat a well-balanced diet, rich in calcium; this will help you and your unborn baby get all the nutrients you both need, and help keep your teeth and gums healthy. Keep your us informed about your pregnancy and any changes in medicaiton. Continue to visit St. Petersburg Dental Center and your hygienist for regular checkups. Click here to request an appointment online, or call an office near you.		Dental Care Our Offices Northeast St. Petersburg 727-521-1818 7300 4th Street North, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Directions on Google Maps Feather Sound / Carillon 727-572-4063 2685 Ulmerton Road, Suite 103, Clearwater, FL 33762 Directions on Google Maps Emergencies and Walk-ins Always Welcome

When you’re pregnant you know how important it is to take special care of your body. However, you should also know that pregnancy is a time to take extra special care of your teeth and gums. That’s because hormonal changes in your body during pregnancy can increase your chances of developing gum disease.

So while you are pregnant, make sure you practice good oral hygiene, which means brushing and flossing every day. By combining this routine with a healthy, balanced diet and regular dental visits, you will not only help avoid dental problems of your own, you will also contribute to the healthy development of your baby.

Pregnancy and Oral Hygiene - Quick Guide

Brush thoroughly at least twice a day with a soft-bristled toothbrush and a fluoride toothpaste.

Floss daily to remove plaque from between your teeth and under the gumline.

Eat a well-balanced diet, rich in calcium; this will help you and your unborn baby get all the nutrients you both need, and help keep your teeth and gums healthy.

Keep your us informed about your pregnancy and any changes in medicaiton.

Continue to visit St. Petersburg Dental Center and your hygienist for regular checkups.

Click here to request an appointment online, or call an office near you.