Monday, August 19, 2013

Having Bleeding Gums While Pregnant due to Pregnancy Gingivitis

gingivitis and pregnancyPregnancy gingivitis is common.   Of course, if your gums are bleeding while pregnant, see both your doctor and a periodontist.  Make sure it isn't due to something else.

But again, pregnancy gingivitis is quite common.   Gum disease is a problem that most people face anyway, whether they know it or not.   Treating gum disease also accounts for a lot of health care dollars being spent each year.

It's believed that the hormones play a big part in pregnancy gingivitis.  In addition, the fetus is taking a lot of mother's resources to grow.  This makes expecting moms more susceptible to a problem that already affects the majority of people. 

If you recognize that researchers have been finding relationships between gum disease and heart disease, stroke, and preterm,  low birth weight babies, the actual cost of gum disease mounts even higher! 

I wrote a short guide called :  How To Stop Gum Disease In 4 Easy Steps.  

In it I talk about proper use of the Hydro Floss, how it can help, and how you can verify that your gums are getting healthier with the help of your dentist or hygienist.

That's the really great part, you can find out if it is working for YOU or not.  And that is the most important part.   In addition, when you order a Hydro Floss at ToothyGrinsStore.com, you can also request a digital copy of my bigger book:  What You Should Know About Gum Disease.  

If you want the physical copy, you can get it separately, or together with a new Hydro Floss. 



about gingivitis and pregnancySincerely,



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1 comment :

  1. gum disease is a bigger problem than most people realize. It is something that afflicts a lot of people. Many times they don't know it until a tooth becomes loose or is lost.

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