Pediatric Dental Care: Prevention and Management Protocols By Caries Risk Assessment
Journal of the California Dental Association, 2010•Taylor & Francis
During pregnancy, numerous physiologic changes occur that allow the mother to
accommodate the needs of the developing fetus. Oral health care professionals should be
knowledgeable about these changes and the impact they have on the safe provision of
prophylactic and therapeutic dental care to pregnant women. Herein, the authors describe
maternal physiologic adaptations and discuss changes in drug processing and placental
drug transfer in order to enhance the knowledge base of oral health care professionals.
accommodate the needs of the developing fetus. Oral health care professionals should be
knowledgeable about these changes and the impact they have on the safe provision of
prophylactic and therapeutic dental care to pregnant women. Herein, the authors describe
maternal physiologic adaptations and discuss changes in drug processing and placental
drug transfer in order to enhance the knowledge base of oral health care professionals.
Abstract
During pregnancy, numerous physiologic changes occur that allow the mother to accommodate the needs of the developing fetus. Oral health care professionals should be knowledgeable about these changes and the impact they have on the safe provision of prophylactic and therapeutic dental care to pregnant women. Herein, the authors describe maternal physiologic adaptations and discuss changes in drug processing and placental drug transfer in order to enhance the knowledge base of oral health care professionals.
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