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Mum's to be must clean!
"Hormonal changes during pregnancy can result in several changes in the mouth," states an article published in General Dentistry.
Studies show that many pregnant women experience pregnancy gingivitus - when dental plaque builds up on the teeth and irritates the gums. Symptons include red, inflamed and bleeding gums.
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