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Teeth Dental Care, Pregnancy dental care help needed.

Tuesday, Jul. 20th 2010 10:00 AM

I am on my six month and the last time I seen my dentist was just a little over a year ago.  At that time I had good teeth no cavities or gums issues to speak of.   Now for a few weeks my teeth seem to be very sensitive to hot and cold items.

I do not know if it just because I am pregnant that my teeth are just sensitive or what.  Since I am six months pregnant can I still see my dentist over this?  Or should I just wait it out until my son is born?  Not sure what the best thing to do is.

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