Clean teeth and good oral hygiene are not just a mere necessity but a priority during pregnancy, as the state of your mouth can affect the general and dental health of your unborn child.
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During pregnancy you are susceptible to infections which, if undetected, can harm you and your baby.
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Contrary to popular belief, dental hygiene is critical during pregnancy, when women are most concerned with following the right diet and exercise to ensure a healthy baby. But, according to dental surgeon Dr Mahalakshmi Prasad, pregnancy is the crucial time when a woman is more susceptible to dental infections that could inadvertently cause complications in her pregnancy. Here are her answers to some frequently asked questions...
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