Ek tooth has been paining since few days and im 6 months along. Bohot confused whether i should go to dentist now or wait till delivery. Is it safe to get treatment done in this time?
According to my dentist, the second trimester is the safest time for any dental work because the baby's organs are already formed and you can lie down comfortably on the chair. My gynac also mentioned that untreated gum infections can actually trigger preterm labor, so don't ignore dental pain.
Keep a positive mind, dear. If you have pain, do get it checked because keeping yourself in pain is not good for the baby either. Praying for your health, just take care and let the doctors guide you.
Mummy and dadi sasur were saying that dental work is not good during these nine months, but my teeth were aching badly. I went to a dentist who only did a light cleaning and told me to wait for fillings. It's best to take a middle path and do only what's necessary.
I read on my pregnancy tracker app that gum swelling is very common due to increased blood flow, and the app suggested a routine dental check-up in the second trimester. Just make sure the clinic is hygienic and they avoid any heavy procedures unless it's an emergency.
My mother-in-law was a bit hesitant about me visiting the dentist during my second trimester, but my doctor assured us it's completely safe. In fact, keeping teeth clean is very important during pregnancy. Just avoid major procedures unless your doctor approves.
I felt so anxious when my tooth started hurting in my third trimester, because I was terrified that dental treatment might hurt my baby. But the dentist was so gentle and only did a temporary dressing to relieve my pain. It was such a relief and my baby is perfectly fine now.
Hey! Don't stress too much about this. I had a cavity filled in my fifth month and everything went super smoothly. Just let your dentist know about your pregnancy so they use a safe local anesthesia, and you are good to go!
Actually, dental treatments can get quite expensive and aren't always covered by basic maternity insurance, so I'd suggest going for a basic check-up first. If you need a major procedure, ask if it can wait until after delivery so you don't end up spending a bomb right now when baby expenses are coming up.
Please ask your gynac first before booking any dentist appointment. I had some blood pressure issues during my pregnancy, and my doctor strictly told me to avoid any dental procedures that cause stress or pain. Safety first, so check with your doctor.
Uff, I had such bad morning sickness that brushing my teeth was a nightmare, and I ended up with bleeding gums. If you have similar issues, visiting the dentist is a lifesaver. Just make sure to schedule the appointment in the afternoon when your nausea is usually better.
Haan, bilkul ja sakte hain, why not? Just make sure you inform the dentist that you are pregnant so they avoid x-rays and use safe medicines if needed. Apne gynac se bhi ek baar baat kar lena, she will guide you best.
Don't worry too much, going to the dentist for normal cleaning or a basic check-up is perfectly fine and actually recommended because pregnancy hormones can make gums bleed. Just tell them you are pregnant the moment you walk in so they don't do any unnecessary x-rays.
