During pregnancy, eating habits often change. Meals become more frequent and more sugary foods are eaten. This makes it easier for some pregnant women to develop cavities. Many pregnant women will also find that their gums become inflamed and bleed more easily. This may be due to hormonal changes. To avoid problems with your teeth and gums during pregnancy, it's important to have a sensible diet and good hygiene. How to take care of your teeth
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