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Prenancy & Your Periodontal HealthMonday, May 19, 2008
Pregnancy & Diabetes
Are you pregnant and have a history of periodontal disease? It turns out that a recent study conducted by the New York University dental research team found indications that pregnant women with gum disease are more likely to develop gestational diabetes than pregnant women with healthy gums!
Once again the importance of excellent periodontal health has been supported. We encourage all of our patients who are considering getting pregnant to stay on their normal dental hygiene schedules. Even more important is to maintain those visits while the pregnancy is ongoing! Are you pregnant?
Have you avoided having your teeth cleaned while you are pregnant? Please call our office at 561-394-9000 to schedule your appointment with Katherine or Kim. Taking care of your teeth is just another way to care for your baby and help to ensure an uneventful pregnancy!
Kenneth A. Mogell, D.M.D.
Are you pregnant and have a history of periodontal disease? It turns out that a recent study conducted by the New York University dental research team found indications that pregnant women with gum disease are more likely to develop gestational diabetes than pregnant women with healthy gums!
Once again the importance of excellent periodontal health has been supported. We encourage all of our patients who are considering getting pregnant to stay on their normal dental hygiene schedules. Even more important is to maintain those visits while the pregnancy is ongoing! Are you pregnant?
Have you avoided having your teeth cleaned while you are pregnant? Please call our office at 561-394-9000 to schedule your appointment with Katherine or Kim. Taking care of your teeth is just another way to care for your baby and help to ensure an uneventful pregnancy!
Kenneth A. Mogell D.M.D.
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