Why do you lose teeth during childbirth?

Many women are quite strange. They don't know why they have toothache when they are pregnant, and they find that their teeth suddenly fall out after giving birth. This phenomenon makes many women feel very incredible, because teeth are also an important organ. If the teeth fall out accidentally, it will definitely have a great impact. In this way, when you smile, you will feel that you are missing something. So why do you lose teeth after giving birth?

The penis is big and the teeth are bad. Many people develop oral diseases when they become pregnant mothers, and some even lose a tooth for every child they give birth to. It is understood that the oral disease rate among pregnant women can reach 90%. However, experts believe that if you plan to take good care of your oral health before, during, and after pregnancy, you will not have

The thing about "giving birth to a child means losing a tooth".

Ms. Fang, who was seven months pregnant, could not sleep all night because of toothache. The next morning, she rushed to the hospital and lamented to the doctor: "It hurts so much, I've had enough!" Ms. Fang told the doctor that she had actually experienced toothache when she was three or four months pregnant, but due to the tradition that "pregnant women should not see a dentist", she endured it. This time, she really couldn't help it! The doctor said that she had pulpitis caused by tooth decay. After further questioning, it was confirmed that Ms. Fang did not do any oral health care before pregnancy.

"Gingivitis is the most common disease among pregnant women, followed by pericoronitis of wisdom teeth and pulpitis and apical periodontitis caused by caries." Experts said that gingivitis is manifested by redness, swelling and bleeding; pericoronitis is manifested by swelling and pain; the symptoms of pulpitis are usually more severe, with pain even without touching, aggravated pain at night, and pain that cannot be localized; apical periodontitis is manifested by long-lasting pain, pain day and night, and the toothache can be localized.

If your teeth rot after giving birth, you must first rule out whether you have any dental disease. If it is a dental disease, you must go to the hospital for a check-up to see what type of dental disease you have. Otherwise, you must see if you have cavities. Many women will lose their teeth after giving birth, so you must be prepared to take care of your teeth during pregnancy.