That's just an old wives tale! Having a baby doesn't mean you're going to lose a tooth. Mothers-to-be must take care of their oral health during pregnancy, just like everyone else. Regular brushing, flossing and a healthy diet will help avoid cavities and gum disease at any time. Even when you're pregnant.
Learn more about oral health during pregnancy:
- What can I do to protect my oral health during pregnancy?
- Should I see the dentist when I'm pregnant?
- Do I need to tell the dentist if I'm thinking of becoming pregnant?
- Will being pregnant make me lose a tooth?
- Does dental treatment change each trimester during pregnancy?
- Can I receive X-rays while I'm pregnant?
- Should a patient avoid treatment when pregnant?
- I have morning sickness and don't want to brush my teeth, what should I do?
- I'm pregnant and my gums are bleeding more then usual, what's wrong?
- I'm pregnant, should I even go to the dentist?
- What if I have a dental emergency while I'm pregnant?
