Due to the hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy, gums can become more sensitive, which leads to increased inflammation, bleeding and risk of gum disease, commonly referred to as pregnancy gingivitis. If untreated, this may lead to a more serious gum disease. Your eating habits may also change. You may eat more of certain foods during pregnancy than you did before you were pregnant. The kinds of food you eat can affect your dental health. It is important to practise good oral hygiene to keep your teeth and gums clean and healthy. Mothers-to-be should brush or floss daily and schedule regular appointments for a professional cleaning to avoid gum disease developing. Who is this toothpaste for? Pregnant women Breastfeeding women People with bleeding, sore gums People with weak enamel People with thinning enamel Benefits Contains active ingredients fluoride, hydroxyapatite, folic acid and vitamin b12. Hydroxyapatite will remineralise and rebuild the tooth structure, particularly be