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Early intervention is key for gum disease, so make sure to see your dentist right way if you are suffering. Take control of your gum health and reclaim your confident smile!
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Whether you’re diagnosed with gingivitis, with periodontal disease, or simply want to maintain great oral health, eating certain foods can be hugely beneficial in keeping your gums healthy.
Whether you’re diagnosed with gingivitis, with periodontal disease, or simply want to maintain great oral health, eating certain foods can be hugely beneficial in keeping your gums healthy.
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Up to 3 out of 4 pregnant women may have gingivitis, an early stage of periodontal disease. The symptoms are red, swollen, and bleeding gums that may be aggravated by changing hormones.
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Remember, regular dental check-ups and good oral care can prevent bleeding gums! Prioritise oral health for a brighter smile! 😁#BleedingGums#OralHealthAwareness
Listen to your body: Gum health pregnancy | Gingivitis | ABHAYA
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can increase blood flow to your gums, making them more sensitive to plaque and bacteria. This often leads to gingivitis.
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Listen to your body: Oral Health Concerns for Women | Bleeding Gums, Cavities, Bad Breath | ABHAYA
Women's oral health concerns and medical conditions contribute to bad breath Don't let oral health issues hold you back.
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Because gums are so sensitive, they are susceptible to bacterial infections. Poor gum health & gum diseases increase the risk of cancer, e.g. breast cancer. The quality of oral health is a key factor in reducing the risk of cancer and improving overall health.#healthysmilesmatter
Are you on birth control? Depending on the type of birth control you are on, you may have increased levels of Oestrogen and Progesterone in your body. These hormones can cause an increase in gum sensitivity. Visit your dentist. Put your oral health first and watch to learn more.