Pre-Pregnancy Dental Check-Up
Ensure oral health before conception to prevent complications later.
Includes:
- Full dental examination & gum screening
- Scaling & polishing
- X-rays (if needed, done before conception only)
- Caries risk assessment
- Oral hygiene & diet counselling
- Safe fluoride & remineralisation care
Antenatal Dental Check-Up
Safe window: 2nd trimester (14–28 weeks). Prevent and treat pregnancy gingivitis.
Includes:
- Dental & gum exam (focus on pregnancy gingivitis)
- Gentle scaling & polishing
- Topical fluoride treatment
- Education on pregnancy-related gum changes
- Guidance on safe pain relief & oral hygiene products
- Written report for obstetrician (on request)
Notes:
- Routine X-rays and whitening are avoided during pregnancy.
- Local anaesthetics used only if necessary and safe.
Postnatal Dental Check-Up
Best done 4–6 weeks after delivery to review recovery and reset oral care plan.
Includes:
- Full oral health check
- Gum recovery and inflammation check
- Scaling & polishing
- Review of any pregnancy-related dental issues
- Guidance for breastfeeding mothers on dental medications
- Oral hygiene planning for mothers & newborn care tips (baby oral wipes, teething advice)
Maternity Dental Check up
Gentle, Safe Dental Care for Mothers
Pregnancy can affect gum health, teeth sensitivity, and oral hygiene. Our maternity-friendly check-ups keep you comfortable and safe before, during, and after pregnancy.
Prenatal dental care helps manage gum changes and prevent infection during pregnancy. Gentle cleaning and advice are safe in the second trimester and support both mother and baby’s health.
• MOH-Registered Dental Clinic
• Gentle & Painless Care • Maternity Friendly
What to Expect
- Gentle, comfortable visit — safe for pregnant & breastfeeding mothers
- Same-day scaling and results discussion
- Digital X-rays (if needed) with immediate review (avoided during pregnancy unless necessary)
- Full written dental health report
- Optional follow-up reminders every 6 or 12 months
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes, dental treatment is safe, particularly in the second trimester. Preventive cleanings and check-ups are both safe and recommended during this time.
Routine X-rays are usually postponed unless they are absolutely necessary, and they will be done with protective shielding to ensure safety.
Dental check-ups are recommended every six months. However, if you have gum disease, you should visit every three to four months.
Scaling is safe during breastfeeding, but it’s advisable to postpone whitening treatments until after you’ve finished breastfeeding.
Absolutely! We offer a child-friendly environment and provide guidance on early oral care for your little one.