gingival health is one of the most valuable and important bets not only for white smiles but also for preventing many health problems. In order to break down many foods, which we call digestion that starts in the mouth, in a healthy way, we need to pay attention to the health of the mouth as much as possible. According to studies, it has been revealed that gum disease increases the risk of preterm birth during pregnancy! Dentist Pertev Kökdemir gave valuable information about gingival health.
According to the results of new studies, pregnant women with gum disease may increase the risk of premature birth. As a module of the study, the researchers examined the pregnancies and oral health of approximately 150 women.
Oral Health Foundation General Manager Dr. Nigel Carter OBE highlighted the impact of research on oral health on overall well-being. The health of our mouth can have a direct impact on many parts of our general health. This includes the chance to give birth with more faith. For many women, it becomes difficult to maintain oral health during pregnancy. The reason for this is that hormonal changes make the gums more vulnerable to dental plaque during this period and decreases in brushing frequency and duration due to the nausea reflex.
