Tooth extraction during pregnancy

Stress is another possible side effect of tooth extraction during pregnancy, which can have negative effects on the health of the mother and the fetus... because pregnancy itself can increase emotional and psychological sensitivities in women, and the experience of dental treatments, especially the extraction of nerves that may be accompanied by pain or discomfort, increases blood pressure and blood pressure. As cortisol... these factors are also dangerous for the mother. And they may be harmful to the fetus... In addition, severe anxiety can reduce the mother's ability to cooperate with the dentist and complicate the treatment process...

During pregnancy, the increase in estrogen and progesterone hormones increases the blood flow in the gums and makes the oral tissues more sensitive.. These changes can make the gums prone to inflammation (pregnancy gums), bleeding and swelling.. Inflammatory changes caused by special hormonal care require..

During pregnancy, increased blood flow to the tissues of the body, especially the gums, may increase the sensitivity and sensitivity to bleeding... During nerve extraction, irritation of the oral or gum tissues can cause bleeding, which if not properly controlled, may cause concern for the mother's health. In addition, the use of certain drugs or special treatments to stop bleeding in pregnancy may have limitations, because Their safety for the fetus should be considered.. Disadvantages of dental nerve extraction in pregnancy Although tooth extraction is generally considered safe during pregnancy.. But naturally, mothers who care about the health of the baby in their womb, like to be aware of all aspects of a process such as tooth extraction.. These concerns and **fear of tooth extraction** during pregnancy in most cases include things like exposure to x-rays to take pictures of the mouth and teeth and the transmission of disease.. The procedures are the fear that x-rays are dangerous to the fetus.. But we assure you that there is a reason to worry. In this case, there is no... **Nazi Benianian:** > Normally, the amount of radiation that reaches a person's stomach during dental imaging is less than 1%....but if you tell the operator that you are pregnant, you will be given a lead and anti-radiation mask to reduce this amount to 0%....so there is no need to worry about dental x-rays in pregnant women... ### with oral and dental diseases One of the common concerns of pregnant women when going to the dentist is the fear of contracting oral and dental diseases and transferring them to the fetus...while the dental equipment is completely sterile and clean and there is no risk of disease transmission...gloves, masks and glasses to prevent the transmission of any possible infection...so pregnant women can go to a reputable and clean dentist or clinic for dental examinations and treatments without worrying about the transmission of disease to their fetus...### Anesthesia and drug use Usually, local anesthesia is used to numb the teeth to perform nerve extraction during pregnancy. For this reason, in choosing the type and amount of anesthesia, the health of the mother and the fetus must be carefully considered. One of the safe options is lidocaine without epinephrine, which is usually recommended for pregnant women. Penicillin and acetaminophen are safe drugs to use during pregnancy.. At Dr. Benianian's dental clinic, your and your children's health and safety is our main priority, considering the health of pregnant women.. the fetus.. If you are pregnant, they use dental methods and equipment to remove the nerve of your tooth....Also, by following all health protocols and using sterile and disposable materials, we provide you with a safe environment free of any pollution....don't worry about **the cost of tooth extraction** or the price of nerve extraction and dental veneers. 6th West Street, No. 22, Unit 7**.... Is it harmful to extract teeth during the first month of pregnancy?... In the first month of pregnancy (generally in the first trimester), due to the high sensitivity of the formation of organs and the growth of the fetus, it is usually recommended to postpone non-emergency dental treatments... But: - If the tooth has an infection or severe pain, it is necessary to remove the nerve. Because an untreated infection can be more dangerous for the mother and the fetus than the treatment itself.... - At this stage, avoid X-rays as much as possible, except in emergencies and using a lead cover... - Common anesthetics such as lidocaine are safe in pregnancy and do not cause problems in the first month. It is performed in emergency situations and the selected treatments are better to be postponed to the second trimester... Prevention of the need for nerve extraction in pregnancy Maintaining oral and dental health during pregnancy is very important.... because these observances can prevent serious problems such as tooth decay, gum disease, and infection.... For example, observing the following can help you avoid the need for tooth extraction during pregnancy: - Brush twice a day.. After root canal treatment during pregnancy, the doctor may prescribe you medicines such as painkillers or antibiotics... But there are very important points in this field... First, the use of these medicines must be under the supervision of a dentist and obstetrician so as not to harm the fetus... In addition, because the accurate and timely use of medicines helps prevent infection and control pain, you must take your medicines on time... Finally, you should avoid taking over-the-counter medicines... because You don't know which of these drugs is useful for your pregnancy and which is not.. Accumulation of plaque between the teeth and use of non-alcoholic and antibacterial mouthwashes to reduce the possibility of infection... In addition, you should avoid eating hard and sticky foods after tooth extraction during pregnancy. The child you have in the womb also has a positive effect.. In general, tooth extraction during pregnancy is not considered a dangerous or impossible process.... But if you are in the first trimester of your pregnancy, it is better to discuss this issue with your gynecologist and do this after any treatment..