Dental Care During Pregnancy

Safe, precise dental care during pregnancy – your oral health affects your baby’s health

Pregnancy is a time of dramatic hormonal changes that directly affect oral health. At Dr. Yarden’s clinic we offer safe biological dental care tailored to every stage of pregnancy, with emphasis on preventing complications for you and your baby.

Oral health in pregnancy = an investment in mother and baby.

Why oral health matters so much in pregnancy

  • Pregnancy hormones increase gum inflammation by about 70%
  • Gum disease is linked to preterm birth and low birth weight
  • Oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and cross the placenta
  • Dental status affects nutrition and absorption of essential nutrients

What we do—and avoid—by trimester

First trimester (weeks 1–12): Early detection and prevention only; professional cleaning without anesthesia when appropriate; urgent exams and imaging only (with abdominal shielding).

Second trimester (weeks 13–28) – the golden window: Professional cleanings and preventive hygiene; local periodontal care; small fillings with biological materials; safe local anesthesia (lidocaine without epinephrine when indicated).

Third trimester (weeks 29+): Short appointments in left lateral position; urgent care only; tailored nutrition and oral-hygiene guidance.

Safe biological treatments in pregnancy

  • Gentle professional removal of calculus and plaque
  • Local periodontal care without unnecessary antibiotics
  • Biocompatible, amalgam-free fillings
  • Essential root-canal or extraction care when urgent
  • Mineral-rich nutrition guidance to support natural healing

Dr. Yarden’s biological approach for pregnant patients

  • Assessment of metal and mercury burden when relevant
  • Safe materials without heavy metals
  • Pregnancy-adapted nutritional support (calcium, magnesium, vitamin D)
  • Care timing matched to trimester and overall health
  • A clean, low-toxin clinical environment

Contact us to schedule a pregnancy-safe consultation: 03-6043346 / WhatsApp 052-520-6143.