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teeth weakening

Toothaches and teeth weakening in general since pregnancy?  im 17weeks now. Does anyone relate
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Ya, im 19w & 5d and a couple days ago my front teeth started to feel so sensitive that I cant drink cold drinks unless im using a straw or else itll be so painfully unbearable. :( sadly i read that this really just another unpleasant symptom of pregnancy.
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Been to the dentist twice in just over two weeks, both unplanned, first visit an extraction after a tooth broke second visit a temporary filling until baby is born then an extraction... Prior to pregnancy id had one filling in my life!
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Also they loosen in the gums while pregnant, thanks to that hormone that loosens your hips in preparation for labor
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My teeth are extremely sensitive as it is being pregnant it makes it more so...if you dont drink allot of milk try taking a calcium suplement thats what my doctor told me to do plus side the chewable calcium tablet also help with heart burn just like tums.
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Yup... my gums r bleeding since 15 weeks.. m 18 now... my doc said its probably vit C deficiency
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Thanks ladies. I forget to take my parental vitamin tablets.. ill try take them every night.
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