“Some women may develop a deep red lump on their gums called a pregnancy tumor or pyogenic granuloma ― a totally benign tumor that will resolve once pregnancy is over,” Fraundorf sai ...

A buildup of tartar then inflames the gums ... like cancer and diabetes, can raise one's risk for periodontal disease. As can hormonal changes during puberty, pregnancy and menopause.

"During pregnancy, increased hormonal levels can affect the way that the body reacts to dental plaque, leading to swollen and bleeding gums (gingivitis) and to the aggravation of a more serious ...

A new drug delivery system shows promise for treating a rare, aggressive form of cancer affecting pregnant women and new ...

Pregnancy is a very important stage in women where great physical, mental and hormonal changes occur during several months. During this period, dental care becomes crucial because drastic changes such ...