ORAL HEALTH DURING PREGNANCY AND THE CLINIC APPEARANCE OF PREGNANCY TUMOR (Case Report)

Year 2014, 2014: Supplement 9, 29 - 32, 11.02.2015

Gülser Kılınç , Hakan Koca

https://doi.org/10.17567/dfd.49579

Cited By: 1

Abstract

The aim of this case report is to introduce pregnancy tumors and to emphasize the importance of oral health during pregnancy. Pregnant patient within 34th week of her pregnancy applied our clinic for tuberance and bleeding problems in her gingiva. In her oral examination she was diagnosed with pregnancy tumor. Oral hygiene education was taught to the patient and appropriate dental treatment was made. Bad oral hygiene and increased hormanal levels have an important role in the etiology of pregnancy tumor. It is imported that gynecologist direct their pregnant patients to the dentists and have the appropriate treatment

Keywords

Pregnancy, pregnancy tumor, oral health

HAMİLELİKTE AĞIZ SAĞLIĞI VE HAMİLELİK TÜMÖRÜNÜN KLİNİK GÖRÜNÜMÜ (Vaka Sunumu)

Abstract

The aim of this case report is to introduce pregnancy tumors and to emphasize the importance of oral health during pregnancy. Pregnant patient within 34th week of her pregnancy applied our clinic for tuberance and bleeding problems in her gingiva. In her oral examination  she was diagnosed with pregnancy tumor. Oral hygiene education was taught to the patient and appropriate dental treatment was made. Bad oral hygiene and increased hormanal levels have an important role in the etiology of pregnancy tumor. It is imported that gynecologist direct  their pregnant patients to  the dentists and have the appropriate treatment.

Keywords

Hamile, hamilelik tümörü, ağız sağlığı

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