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Posted on 8/13/2016 by Dr. Andrew Zeiger |
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![]() After you have been ill, rinse your mouth with water to wash away the acid, but do not brush immediately. You want to rinse the acid out, but you also want to give your enamel time to recover from the acid attack it just faced. Wait about 30 minutes after vomiting and then brush your teeth, this will give your enamel the time it needs. Some patients find that smearing a bit of fluoride toothpaste onto your teeth following vomiting helps refresh your mouth and will help strengthen your enamel. The high acidic coating from your stomach can cause dental erosion which can then increase your risk of tooth decay because it dissolves tooth enamel. How can I brush without getting nauseous?The idea of sticking a toothbrush in your mouth, tasting minty toothpaste, or brushing your tongue are all things that can make an already nauseous expectant mom even more so. Ignoring your dental health for nine months is not the answer. There are some tips that can help alleviate these ill feelings:
Dental care during pregnancy is important. For your dental health, and your developing fetus, your dental health matters. Find what works for you. Please contact us if you have any questions about morning sicknesses effect on your oral health. |
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