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Going to dentist at 38 weeks' pregnant

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bananagrabber · 23/01/2018 14:44

Any problem with doing this? I feel fine although am obviously huge. Just a routine appointment and clean but haven't been in an embarrassingly long time (years) and am slightly worried about a front tooth. Just realised if I don't go NOW I'll probably not have the chance to go for months. But bit worried in case I need any procedure - booked in for ELCS in a few days!

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bananagrabber · 23/01/2018 14:50

and the dentist office says it's fine from their POV.

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TheBitterBoy · 23/01/2018 14:51

Definitely go - teeth in pregnancy are more vulnerable - this is why you get free treatment when you are pregnant.

itshappening · 23/01/2018 15:16

I think the dentist should tell you if the appointment is inappropriate. I don't think they will do anything beyond a check and a clean. If you are not in significant pain then even if anything else does need doing they will probably leave it till after the birth.

mindutopia · 23/01/2018 18:04

Absolutely fine and yes, definitely go. It will be really hard to go with a baby in tow. I just went for my check up 2 weeks ago when I was 35 weeks.

Melamin · 23/01/2018 18:07

Definitely worth getting them descaled before the onslaught of hormones and disordered living and toothbrushing.

I used to eat mars bars in the night. I really don't recommend it.

BunnyTeapot · 23/01/2018 18:08

Checks ups are fine, any treatment will be booked for after you've had your baby.

bananagrabber · 23/01/2018 23:04

thanks - feeling like an idiot for not going before now but cannot think of a time when I'd've a) been able to and b) gotten an appointment Blush

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