I have heard that pregnancy can give you dental problems. Is this true? Â

I have heard that pregnancy can give you dental problems. Is this true?  

answers 0:I have heard that pregnancy can give you dental problems. Is this true?answers 1:Baby takes lots of calcium. Make sure to take prenatal and drink lots of milk or take extra calcium. Brush and floss every day and see a dentist too.answers 2:Being pregnant means u have to get all the essential vitamins ,proteins. if by any chance u lack them the embryo will draw it from your system ,calcium from your bones,iron from your blood and other such vitamins so u will become deficient.to prevent that eat correctly.answers 3:yes it is. always check your teeth if youre pregnant. and take all the calcium you need to, to prevent any problems with your teeth, and ofcourse during breastfeeding.answers 4:The baby is absorbing your calcium, so yes. Just be sure to take your prenatal vitaminsanswers 5:Yea, I've heard that, too.answers 6:not dental! problems, but your hormones are just going crazy that it can affect your gums, make it swollen, sore....and in that case give u a tooth ache. when i was pregnant, one time i was telling my hubby to just jab me on my left cheek, cuz my teeth and gums were sore. But it went away quick. Its normal, when your pregnant, u will have lots of symptoms, at that moment its all u can think about, but u get used to it.answers 7:yes bc/ the calcium used to protect tooth enamel is now going to the baby. Actually, having dental problems can complicate the pregnancy so you should if pregnant, regularly brush and floss and see a dentist.answers 8:yea its true because i had no cavitites before my son was born after he was born i had 13, if you dont want dental problems drink a crap load of milk because if you lack calcium your baby will get it and itll get it through your teeth