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	Gingivitis During Pregnancy
What is Gingivitis? Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums that is caused when plaque accumulates in the spaces between the gums and the teeth. The accumulation of bacteria can lead to the loss of bone around the teeth and can eventually lead to tooth decay and tooth loss. More than 50 percent of adults have some form of gingivitis. Pregnancy Gingivitis During pregnancy, about half of all women (60 to 70 percent) experience a condition called pregnancy gingivitis. It is caused by an increase in hormone levels, which can exaggerate a woman's response to dental plaque in the mouth. This extra plaque may cause swelling, bleeding, redness and/or tenderness in the gums. Changes in the gums are most noticeable from the second month of pregnancy, reaching a maximum in the eighth month. To control the amount of plaque in your mouth and to prevent gingivitis, brush your teeth regularly – at least twice a day for two minutes – and floss your teeth every day. These actions help reduce the bacteria that can lead to pregnancy gingivitis. How to Avoid Gum Disease: Brush thoroughly at least twice a day, preferably in the morning and at night Take your time; you should spend at least two minutes brushing your teeth Be sure to use anti-plaque toothpaste to help protect your teeth from decay and gingivitis Rinse thoroughly after brushing to get rid of bacteria in hard-to-reach places Remember to floss daily to help avoid the build up of bacteria Eat a healthy, balanced diet Avoid sugary snacks Continue to visit your dentist regularly (once it is safe for the baby) Step Up Your Oral Care Routine Maintaining the health of your teeth and gums is necessary to avoid the risk of developing pregnancy gingivitis and to get your on the path to better long-term oral health. By investing in a rechargeable electric toothbrush, you can begin to take the steps to reduce the amount of plaque in your mouth and prevent the onset of gum disease.

 

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Know These Three Causes of Gingivitis

Know These Three Causes of Gingivitis Bacteria in dental plaque is the number-one cause of gingivitis. Regular tooth brushing and flossing can help to remove plaque and keep it from building up on the teeth and gums. Dr.Mayur Dudhat says,There are other causes of gingivitis as well. Even if you brush and floss daily, keep these factors in mind when thinking about your oral health: Medication: Many prescription and over-the-counter medications come with the side effect of reducing the amount of saliva that naturally occurs in your mouth. Saliva helps keep your teeth clean by controlling the growth of bacteria. That means that the less saliva you have, the greater your risk for gingivitis. Many common medications including antidepressants and cold medications can reduce the amount of saliva in your mouth, so check the list of side effects of your medications, and pay special attention to your gums if dry mouth is listed as a side effect. Infection: Certain types of viral infections or fungal infections can cause gum disease. One example is oral thrush, which occurs when a type of fungus that occurs normally in the mouth gets out of control and forms lesions that can infect the tongue and gums. Also, an infection caused by the herpes virus can cause gum disease. Nutrition: If you follow a fad diet or a diet that is severely lacking in calcium and vitamins B and C, you may be at increased risk for gum disease.

 

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