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In the past I've always had 'good' teeth and, in fact, I only had one filling (when my braces were taken off as a teenager). However, it seems as though my teeth are falling apart since I had Baby Newcomer 18 months ago! I've now had two more fillings and two 'fissions' (or something like that - not quite a filling but a pre-cursor to a filling). Is this linked to pregnancy/childbirth or is it simply a by-product for having less time to spend on my morning/evening routines; or maybe just because I've not been to the dentist as regularly?
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Yes, something to do with hormones and your saliva when pregnant makes you more prone to dental and gum problems. I did more cleanings during the years when I was pregnant. Apparently, your gums can bleed more during pregnancy, as well. Although my youngest is now 11 months and pregnancy hormones are well out of my system, I still use something my hygienist calls a Sunday mouth wash which when used once a week helps prevent anything problems. ... I'll find out the name of it and post back.

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