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Preventive, diagnostic, and necessary dental care can generally be provided during pregnancy. Hormonal changes can increase gum inflammation, while nausea, reflux, diet changes, and dry mouth may alter cavity and erosion risk.
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Preventive, diagnostic, and necessary dental care can generally be provided during pregnancy. Hormonal changes can increase gum inflammation, while nausea, reflux, diet changes, and dry mouth may alter cavity and erosion risk.
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