Dental denervation in breastfeeding - everything you need to know

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Dr. Mohammad Maravi Neurologist

Tooth nerve during breastfeeding.. everything you need to know Breastfeeding is a vital aspect of a child's development and has numerous health benefits for both the baby and the mother....although there may be cases where the mother needs dental treatments during the breastfeeding period, including tooth extraction or wisdom tooth extraction during pregnancy.... Breastfeeding is a natural and useful way to feed and bond with the child... Breastfeeding has many benefits for the health of the mother and the child, including strengthening the child's immune system and strengthening the mother's attachment and love to the child... Although there may be cases when the nursing mother needs dental treatment such as extraction of the chest nerve.> Pregnant and breastfeeding people often ask us if they can still benefit from dental care while pregnant or breastfeeding....our answer to these loved ones is not only "good", but important! Usual dental care is very low risk and many emergency procedures can also be performed.

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What is neurosis? Nerve removal is a dental procedure performed to save a tooth that is infected or severely decayed... This process involves removing the infected pulp through the root canal system, cleaning and disinfecting the area, and finally filling and sealing it to prevent further infection.. Effect of anesthesia on breastfeeding process The good news is that the experience of removing nerves while breastfeeding is generally considered safe....Medications such as general anesthetics and antibiotics used during the procedure do not have a particular effect on the breastfeeding process or the quality of the milk....Aesthetics are used to numb the area being treated and a very small amount is absorbed into the baby's bloodstream after a safety check and if antibiotics are prescribed by the mother, It's definitely absorbed....it's necessary....however, it's important to check with both your dentist and your baby's health care provider to make sure the medications you're taking are safe for you.. Your dentist can prescribe a medication that will have the least effect on your milk. Is nerve removal harmful during breastfeeding? In response to the question of whether tooth extraction is harmful during breastfeeding or not, it must be said that tooth extraction during this period is not harmful.... Tooth extraction is a therapeutic process to treat severe tooth decay or infection.... If these problems are not treated, the infection spreads and leads to more serious problems in oral and dental health and affects the health of the whole body.. Dental problems can have negative effects... a severe effect on overall health, including the ability to breastfeed. It has. One of the concerns of nursing mothers about denervation is the transfer of drugs to the baby through breast milk... It is important to note that many drugs used during nerve removal, including common anesthetics such as lidocaine or antibiotics such as amoxicillin, have been extensively studied to ensure their safety during breastfeeding. These drugs have low levels of absorption into the bloodstream and transfer into breast milk. Furthermore, medical procedures such as nerve extractions involve the use of protective barriers such as plastic strips or special aprons that minimize the risk of contact with any harmful substances.. Dentists are well aware of the importance of maintaining the safety of the mother and baby during breastfeeding and ensure that any necessary precautions are taken to maintain the health of the patient. Neglecting dental treatment due to concerns about breastfeeding can lead to pain, restlessness and possible problems that may require more treatment in the future. By solving dental problems, mothers can maintain their oral and body health and ensure the health of themselves and their babies. Before undergoing any treatment, nursing mothers are always advised to consult with both their dentist and general practitioner.. They can provide guidance based on the mother's particular circumstances. If you have just become a mother and you are worried about dental denervation during breastfeeding, stay with us to learn everything you need to know and get to know **Cheap Dentistry in East Tehran**. Causes of tooth decay after pregnancy Pregnancy is a time of joy, but it can cause certain changes in women's bodies, including an increased risk of oral and dental problems... One of these problems that may appear after pregnancy is tooth decay... Although decay can be a common and common concern for people, knowing the cause and using the right amount of medicine to prevent cavities is very important for new expectant mothers. - Morning nausea, increased acidity in the mouth, desire for sweet snacks and less attention to oral and dental hygiene, may all contribute to the increased risk of dental problems during pregnancy. On the other hand, some women postpone dental treatments due to concerns about their pregnancy. Concern about dental fillings during pregnancy is completely understandable....Although cavities can be safely treated at any time during pregnancy, delaying it will create oral treatment during pregnancy and then breastfeeding. - tooth decay is caused by the contact of oral bacteria with sugar and carbohydrates consumed in food and drinks. These bacteria produce acid that attacks tooth enamel and leads to cavity or tooth decay.. - During pregnancy, hormonal changes occur in women's bodies and can affect the health of teeth, and... hormones, especially estrogen and progesterone, can change the balance of oral bacteria and make pregnant women more sensitive to dental problems such as decay. -Furthermore, pregnancy can cause changes in daily dental care... For example, morning sickness can lead to persistent vomiting, tooth contact with stomach acid that destroys tooth enamel and increases the risk of tooth decay... How to prevent tooth decay after pregnancy? - Brush your teeth at least twice a week with fluoride toothpaste and use dental floss to clean between the teeth... It is very important to follow these habits even in the early months of motherhood. - Limit the consumption of sugar and acidic foods and drinks because these items can contribute to tooth decay....Try to use a healthier diet such as consuming fruits, vegetables and dairy products that are good for dental health. - A lot of water consumption can wash away the remaining food particles and reduce the acid in the mouth... It also helps to produce saliva, which plays an important role in protecting teeth from decay. - Regular check-ups and addressing any concerns about oral and dental problems can ensure the health of your teeth.... Your specialist can help you maintain the health of your teeth post-pregnancy by providing the correct guidance. - Feeding with mother's milk is associated with reducing the possibility of caries in children.... Breastfeeding stimulates the circulation of saliva in the mouth, which protects children's teeth from caries... Although oral and dental hygiene during breastfeeding is necessary for both the mother and the child. - It is essential for women who have just become mothers to prioritize their oral and dental health after pregnancy because if the problems are not treated, these cavities lead to discomfort, pain and more complicated issues. ### Effects of tooth anesthesia in breastfeeding If, according to your dentist, you need tooth extraction while breastfeeding, there is no need to worry because: - Both x-rays and novocaine (and other drugs used for local anesthesia, such as bupivacaine and lidocaine) are compatible with breastfeeding. - Oral Valium sedation can also be used because the anesthetic level in breast milk is still considered minimal to zero after a single dose before a dental visit... In fact, most oral and IV sedation for dental work is compatible with breastfeeding. - Most medications used for oral and IV sedation are compatible with breastfeeding. - The sedative nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is also compatible with breastfeeding....it is practically insoluble in the bloodstream, which means that immediately after breathing stops, it goes from the brain to the lungs and into the room air....the alveoli (within minutes). - Rapid defects usually occur within 3 to 5 minutes.. oral intake of nitric oxide through milk is unlikely.. ### Larm considerations after denervation in breastfeeding 1....while tooth extraction while breastfeeding is safe, but you should keep the necessary considerations in mind....First of all, maintaining oral and dental hygiene before and after the treatment process is essential to prevent future problems....brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, regular flossing and rinsing with oral antibacterial can help your oral health.. 2....Secondly, if you are breastfeeding Analgesics or antibiotics have been prescribed, be sure to talk to your doctor about your breastfeeding status while taking these medications. 3.... Soma is essential to continue breastfeeding during the healing process.... Breast milk contains antibodies and other protective factors that can prevent infection and promote healing. ### Should breastfeeding be stopped after nerve removal? Many mothers may have concerns about the safety of dental procedures while breastfeeding, including root canals....although it is important to note that most dental procedures such as root canals are completely safe to perform while breastfeeding... - As mentioned, there is no evidence to stop breastfeeding after sedation or general anesthesia. - The anesthetics used for tooth extraction have a very short half-life (when they act in the body). - By the time the mother is awake, most of the drug has been metabolized or exhaled by the body.... Similarly, sedation with drugs such as midazolam only works for a short time, and by the time the mother becomes aware of the need to breastfeed once at home, at worst the baby may sleep longer than expected.... It may be recommended that the mother care for another adult. stop (except during surgery, of course).** - The mother can breastfeed right before she goes in for surgery....no need to wait to breastfeed afterwards or pump and dump. ### Care after tooth extraction during breastfeeding - After nerve extraction, it is very important for mothers to maintain oral and dental hygiene to prevent any problems and ensure recovery. Brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and daily flossing is very important to remove plaque and bacteria from the teeth and gums. A tooth in the future. - Some mothers may experience pain and discomfort after pulling the nerve.. It is very important to consult a dentist about pain symptoms. Dentists can recommend pain control and management solutions that are safe for nursing mothers..-After a nerve extraction, it is important for nursing mothers to be careful about their diet...it is recommended to avoid eating hard, sticky, and crunchy foods that can put pressure on the treated tooth....Instead, by maintaining a balanced diet that includes plenty of fruits and vegetables, you can ensure your oral and overall health. do. ### **Is dental anesthesia harmful for breastfeeding?** Before discussing the possible effects, it is important to know that the anesthetics used in dentistry, including lidocaine, are generally considered safe during breastfeeding. These drugs have been extensively studied and found to be less likely to be absorbed into the bloodstream and transferred into breast milk. Common anesthetics such as lidocaine are usually given by injection or by other means....although there may be a very small risk that the anesthesia will affect the baby....but there is no need to worry as much research has been done on the breast..milk is too little to have any dangerous effects on the baby. Although the anesthesia used in dental surgery is considered safe during breastfeeding, one should be aware of its possible side effects... Some side effects include sleepiness, prematurity, or changes in the breastfeeding pattern in the baby... Although these side effects are very rare and mild and disappear completely in a very short period of time. #### last words It is an understandable and common concern for women to question any proposed method or medication while breastfeeding.. However, there is no concern about dental denervation during breastfeeding, and it can be done without the slightest complication in the oral and dental health care routine of breastfeeding women. However, it is very important that you let us know if you are pregnant or nursing if you visit **Eastern Star Dental Clinic**...then we can work with you to find the best options for your child. ###

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