Women’s Oral Health Timeline [INFOGRAPHIC]
Throughout womanhood, you may experience a number of hormonal changes—many of which can lead to an increased risk for oral health issues.
Learn about the 3 life stages that can affect your dental health:
If you notice any of the above issues, talk to your dentist. Preventive care, such as brushing and flossing, in addition to regular dentist visits, are important to maintaining a healthy mouth.
Learn more about oral health during pregnancy:
- New Survey Finds 4 out of 10 Pregnant Women Skipping Crucial Health Step
- 3 Pregnancy Tips You Weren’t Expecting
Learn more about aging:
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