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Fuzzy teeth...

MCH77MCH77 member
in July 2011 Moms
The past week or two I have had fuzzy teeth.  I brush them in the morning and at night, but now by the afternoon they feel coated (fuzzy) and I need to throw in an extra burshing when I get home from school.  Anyone else with fuzzy teeth? 

BFP #1 March 24, 2010; missed m/c May 26, 2010 @ 12w 4d; D&E May 28, 2010

BFP #2 Oct 20, 2010; My little boy was born on July 5, 2011

BFP #3 April 30, 2013; Chemical Pg May 5, 2013

BFP #4 Aug 22, 2013; It's a boy.  Loss discovered at 24 weeks on Jan 15, 2014 (cause CMV virus)    

                              <3 We love and miss you Timothy <3

BFP #5 April 6, 2014; missed m/c May 15, 2014 @ 9 weeks; Misoprostol May 15, 2014; D&C May June 3, 2014

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  • DHYGchica3DHYGchica3
    certain bacteria thrive on hormones that we produce when we are pregnant. making them multiply and build up faster to create a biofilm of plaque.
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  • LnR70707LnR70707 member
    yes, that was one of the first things I noticed after my BFP.  One of my baby books says it has something to do with hormonal changes increasing the amount of plaque we get.  blech.


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    TTC #2 - 6/12 surgery #3, FET #1 & 1.2 = BFN, 12/2012 FET #2 = BFP! DD is 1.5 yrs!
    Surprise! 12/16/14 BFP, loss #2 12/31/14

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  • MCH77MCH77 member

    imageDHYGchica3:
    certain bacteria thrive on hormones that we produce when we are pregnant. making them multiply and build up faster to create a biofilm of plaque.

    Interesting... gross, but intersting.

    BFP #1 March 24, 2010; missed m/c May 26, 2010 @ 12w 4d; D&E May 28, 2010

    BFP #2 Oct 20, 2010; My little boy was born on July 5, 2011

    BFP #3 April 30, 2013; Chemical Pg May 5, 2013

    BFP #4 Aug 22, 2013; It's a boy.  Loss discovered at 24 weeks on Jan 15, 2014 (cause CMV virus)    

                                  <3 We love and miss you Timothy <3

    BFP #5 April 6, 2014; missed m/c May 15, 2014 @ 9 weeks; Misoprostol May 15, 2014; D&C May June 3, 2014

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  • CactusGirlCactusGirl member

    imageDHYGchica3:
    certain bacteria thrive on hormones that we produce when we are pregnant. making them multiply and build up faster to create a biofilm of plaque.

    Oooooookay doctor... lol! You sound so professional Smile. Very interesting. I haven't had the fuzzys, and I am hoping it stays away from me; leave my teeth alone!


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  • DHYGchica3DHYGchica3
    imageCactusGirl:

    imageDHYGchica3:
    certain bacteria thrive on hormones that we produce when we are pregnant. making them multiply and build up faster to create a biofilm of plaque.

    Oooooookay doctor... lol! You sound so professional Smile. Very interesting. I haven't had the fuzzys, and I am hoping it stays away from me; leave my teeth alone!

    No doctor here, just a humble dental hygiene student.

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  • ksulliksulli member
    I keep those wisp things in my purse. Not quite the same as brushing, but if you're not at home, it helps.
    *Married 10.10.08*
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    TTC #1 9.09 - BFP#1:2.18.10= missed m/c, D&C 4.16
    BFP#2:10.22.10=Avelin born 7.2.11
    TTC#2: 2.13 - BFP#3: 7.25.13=Kelsey born 3.31.14
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  • MCH77MCH77 member
    imageDHYGchica3:
    imageCactusGirl:

    imageDHYGchica3:
    certain bacteria thrive on hormones that we produce when we are pregnant. making them multiply and build up faster to create a biofilm of plaque.

    Oooooookay doctor... lol! You sound so professional Smile. Very interesting. I haven't had the fuzzys, and I am hoping it stays away from me; leave my teeth alone!

    No doctor here, just a humble dental hygiene student.

    Nice... is there anything else (other than brushing/flossing) I can do to help this?  Most days I chew gum at the end of the day, it seems to help.

    BFP #1 March 24, 2010; missed m/c May 26, 2010 @ 12w 4d; D&E May 28, 2010

    BFP #2 Oct 20, 2010; My little boy was born on July 5, 2011

    BFP #3 April 30, 2013; Chemical Pg May 5, 2013

    BFP #4 Aug 22, 2013; It's a boy.  Loss discovered at 24 weeks on Jan 15, 2014 (cause CMV virus)    

                                  <3 We love and miss you Timothy <3

    BFP #5 April 6, 2014; missed m/c May 15, 2014 @ 9 weeks; Misoprostol May 15, 2014; D&C May June 3, 2014

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  • ExpectingandExcitedExpectingandExcited
    I won't lie, before I got PG I never used to floss but now I make it a point to do so at least every other day to help prevent cavities and keep my mouth from getting funky :P  I don't know if it will help any with the fuzzy teeth but it couldn't hurt.
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  • DHYGchica3DHYGchica3

    Gum is good, especially with xylitol, it kills bacteria. I think trident gum has some in it, or if you go to a whole foods they have spry gum which has 100% xylitol in it.

    Fluoride rinses are good too, because they prevent cavities, especially if you have a  lot of m/s and tend to throw up often.

    Other than that, just disrupting the bacteria is best with a tooth brush. Sounds weird but if I don't have a toothbrush with me I grab a paper towel and I use that to wipe "fuzzies" off my teeth.

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