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About The Video
In this episode of "True or Floss," Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Jo Ann address 10 common myths about pregnancy and dentistry. They discuss misconceptions such as the safety of dental treatments during pregnancy, the need to avoid dental visits, and the impact of a mother’s oral health on her baby's health. The video aims to provide clear and accurate information to expectant mothers about maintaining dental health during pregnancy.
The video covers a range of topics, including the safety of dental X-rays, the effects of morning sickness on teeth, and the importance of informing your dentist about your pregnancy. By debunking these myths, Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Jo Ann help expectant mothers make informed decisions about their dental care during pregnancy.
Pregnancy is a time filled with numerous questions and concerns, especially regarding dental health. In this video, Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Jo Ann debunk several myths about pregnancy and dentistry. They clarify that it is safe to undergo dental treatments during pregnancy and emphasize the importance of regular dental visits to maintain oral health. Ignoring dental care can lead to complications that might affect both the mother and the baby.
The video also addresses common issues such as bleeding gums, which can occur due to hormonal changes, and the safety of dental X-rays and anesthetics during pregnancy. Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Jo Ann stress that good oral hygiene at home is important but not a substitute for professional dental care. They debunk the myth that having a baby depletes calcium from the mother’s teeth, leading to decay. By providing evidence-based advice, the video encourages expectant mothers to prioritize their dental health, ensuring a healthy pregnancy and reducing the risk of dental problems.
The video also addresses common issues such as bleeding gums, which can occur due to hormonal changes, and the safety of dental X-rays and anesthetics during pregnancy. Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Jo Ann stress that good oral hygiene at home is important but not a substitute for professional dental care. They debunk the myth that having a baby depletes calcium from the mother’s teeth, leading to decay. By providing evidence-based advice, the video encourages expectant mothers to prioritize their dental health, ensuring a healthy pregnancy and reducing the risk of dental problems.
