Q. How will miscarriage reflect on dental health?
Hi doctor,
I heard something yesterday, and I wanted to know if it is possible. Can having a miscarriage cause your teeth to fall out? What effects will it cause on your body? And how will it reflect on dental health? Thank you for your time.
Hi,
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- Well, miscarriage does not directly cause dental problems, but hormonal changes do.
- During pregnancy, hormonal changes can cause gums to swell and enlarge with increased probability of gum and periodontal diseases. So, hormonal changes can be a culprit.
- If someone suffers an unfortunate miscarriage, then the hormonal changes that were already happening can be further exaggerated.
- But, does not cause problems to every woman. So, do not worry and consult your gynecologist.
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