The condition of your mouth during pregnancy is closely linked to your overall health and to your baby's health. During pregnancy, hormonal changes make the gums more likely to become inflamed, and gingivitis is said to be found in about 6 to 7 in 10 pregnant women.
It has also been reported that advanced periodontal disease may be associated with premature birth and low birth weight, so oral care during pregnancy should never be taken lightly.
A newborn baby's mouth has no cavity-causing bacteria, but infection happens through transmission from the adults around them in everyday life. That is why "caring for your child's mouth from age minus 1", which means getting your own mouth in good condition before giving birth, is a very important idea for protecting your child's future health.
At our clinic, nurses are part of the team alongside our dentists and dental hygienists, and we provide care while paying attention to the physical changes and worries that come with pregnancy. Because our team brings together both medical and dental perspectives, you can consult us with peace of mind from pregnancy through the child-raising years.
We also provide fluoride applications suited to your child's stage of growth, as well as guidance on eating habits and brushing that matches their development. Preventive care from early childhood is expected to greatly reduce the risk of developing cavities, periodontal disease and bite problems in adulthood.
💡Recommended for💡
⭐Those who are pregnant and want to receive reassuring professional care for their own health and their baby's
⭐Those who want their child's "first visit to the dentist" to take place in a calm environment
⭐Those who want their child to enjoy coming in, starting with prevention, so they don't grow to dislike the dentist
⭐Those who want evidence-based advice on the correct way to do finishing brushing for their child