Talk to Dentist on Dental Problem In Pragnancy
Asking For Self, Female 31, islamabad
I m 7 month pragnant and I have cavaties and dental I fection swelling gums is it harmful for my baby.?what to do next .?can I left them untreated and start treatment after pragnancy.plz guide me.is my baby save ?
Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim - Dentist
BDS, Implantology From Korea, Fellowship In Laser Dentistry (PALD), | Quetta
Visit your Dentist as soon as possible
depends upon your cavity condition visit dentist and have proper treatment.
consult your Lady doctor about use of medicines and visit proper dental surgeon.
Dr. Abdul Munam - General Physician
MBBS, Member of American College of Physician | Lahore
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consult with your gynecologist
Dr. Abdullah Karamat - Dentist
BDS, FCPS (Prosthodontics), C-IMPLANT, PGT | Lahore
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Your baby is safe but you should get yourself checked clinically. If needed then you will have scaling done at least and maybe filling of some tooth if necessary, rest of the treatment you can pursue afterwards
It's better to visit dental surgeon sooner, no need to wait till the pregnancy over..
Dr. Shawana Bangash - Dentist
BDS, M.Phil (Dental Materials), Certified. Facial Aesthetician | Peshawar
46 Positive Reviews
visit dentist for proper chkup nd treatment
yes, it wont effective ur baby, but u should visit dentist if there is pain he/she can managed it...
Asst. Prof. Dr. Sandeep Kumar - Dentist
BDS, M.Sc. (Prosthodontics), C- endo | Larkana
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book online appointment for proper evaluation
Dr. Shaiza Khan - Dentist
BDS | Rawalpindi
Hello Ma'am, it's okay to get dental treatment in your 7th month. Nothing to worry about. You need to get dental treatment without any delay. It would be better to treat your teeth now as it will not harm your baby or pregnancy. You can visit our clinic. Have a good day, Take care
Dr. Huma Akbar - Dentist
| BDS | | Lahore
no there is no harm to your baby but you should visit a dentist
don't left it untreated
book an online appointment so we can discuss your case.
Asst. Prof. Dr. Jamshed - Dentist
| BDS | FCPS (Operative Dentistry) | | Karachi
yes ideally there is no harm but if ur teeth get infected then It may cause problem. as after having pain dentist usually prescribe drugs that may lead to unsual event. so it's better to get ur treatment and follow up done asap.
If you have severe pain due tomorrow swelling and infection then u must get a Dental visit as it will worse with time. and during treatment less chances of any harm to ur baby. must visit a skilled dentist.
Dr. Naela Shaji - Dentist
| BDS | C- Implant | | Karachi
Hi, You should visit a dentist immediately. Your dentist can decide what problems need immediate treatment and what can be postponed.I would advise that you should get thorough cleaning done, fillings and root canal treatment ,if needed. it wont be harmful to your baby. The doc will prescribe you meds which are safe in pregnancy.
it is better to avoid dental treatments during pregnancy... but if you are suffering from pain & infection in your teeth then its better to go for emergency treatment
in last trimester you can go for dental restoration, and for infections you can have some medicine with dentist advice. there is no harm to baby. but better is to visit a dentist in personal.
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Dr prescribe me remomet plus gel.can I use it for sweling and next procedure will be done after pragnancy.this gel is safe or not.?
2 years ago
visit your dentist for exact Diagnosis and treatment required and consult your Gynaecologist also regarding medication. improve ur oral hygiene by brushing properly drink more water, avoid sweets, rinse before bedtime.
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