Attention: Pregnant Women and Women Planning Pregnancy
For pregnant women & moms-to-be

What Happens in Your Mouth Can Reach Your Baby

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During pregnancy, your gums become more vulnerable, and what happens there doesn't always stay there. The good news: protecting your baby starts with a few simple things a dentist can show you in minutes.

Doctor-approved & pregnancy-safe

Trimester-by-trimester

Beginner-friendly

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Doctor-guided · Pregnancy-safe · Easy to follow

What most moms are never told

How Your Gums and Your Baby Are Connected

Pregnancy hormones make your gums bleed, swell, and trap bacteria more easily, even with no history of dental trouble.

Research has connected untreated gum disease in pregnancy to preterm birth and low birth weight, two of the biggest risks to a newborn.

It has also been linked to a higher risk of gestational diabetes and other pregnancy complications.

The reassuring part: this is largely preventable, and prevention takes just a few minutes a day.

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What You'll Learn Inside

A complete, easy-to-follow plan, in short lessons.

Which dental treatments are safe (and which to delay)

A daily oral-care routine for each trimester

Foods that protect your teeth and gums

Common pregnancy dental myths, cleared up

Exactly when to see a dentist

How to stop gum problems before they start

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About the Doctor

Dr. Surbhi Wadhwani, MDS

11 years of clinical experience

A dental specialist focused on safe, simple oral care for expecting mothers, so every mom can protect her own health and her baby's with confidence.

Pregnancy-safe guidance

11 years experience

Trusted by mothers

Give Your Baby the Healthiest Start You Can

A few simple, pregnancy-safe habits now can protect both you and your baby. Learn exactly what to do, from a dentist who does this every day.

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Doctor-guided. Pregnancy-safe. Easy to follow.

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