Can pregnant women clean dental calculus?

Tartar is a dental disease with a relatively high incidence rate. Once you have tartar, it will have a great impact on the patient's dental health and cause the patient to have symptoms such as bad breath. Therefore, if tartar occurs, you should receive treatment as soon as possible. However, pregnant women are advised not to clean tartar to avoid affecting the development of the baby in the belly.

1. Can pregnant women clean dental calculus?

You cannot clean your teeth during pregnancy because cleaning uses ultrasonic waves to clean, which will affect the fetal heart rate and cause discomfort to pregnant women. If you want to clean dental tartar, you should do it before pregnancy, and it is recommended to maintain systematic oral health, repair caries in time, and remove wisdom teeth that may become inflamed to avoid toothache due to hormonal changes during pregnancy, or maxillofacial space infection, or bleeding gums, bad breath and other discomforts.

2. Who is not suitable for dental calculus cleaning?

1. People with various exudative diseases cannot have their teeth cleaned. For example, people with low platelets, sepsis patients and other groups cannot have their teeth cleaned. If you want to clean your teeth, you must use procoagulant drugs to control the rate of coagulation to prevent bleeding during teeth cleaning.

2. Patients with malignant tumors in the gums cannot have their teeth cleaned in order to prevent the tumor from spreading externally. Patients with acute symptoms of stomatitis, except for subacute necrotizing gingivitis, should wait until the acute symptoms are over before having their teeth cleaned to prevent the inflammation from spreading along with blood.

3. People suffering from certain acute infectious diseases, such as active hepatitis, tuberculosis and other patients cannot undergo dental cleaning. They should wait until the symptoms stabilize before undergoing ultrasonic teeth cleaning.