Why Does This Happen During Pregnancy?

Pregnancy triggers hormonal changes that can make your gums more sensitive to plaque and bacteria. As estrogen and progesterone rise, they can change the way your body reacts to plaque, leading to inflammation known as pregnancy gingivitis.

According to the CDC, 60-75% of pregnant people experience gingivitis, and if left untreated, it can progress to periodontitis and even lead to premature birth or low birth weight.

Common Symptoms:

Gums that bleed when brushing

Swelling or redness

Tender or painful gums

Bad breath

Postpartum Gum Health Challenges

Even after pregnancy, hormones remain elevated, and new mothers are often too exhausted to maintain rigorous dental care. This makes it easy for gum issues to worsen if not proactively addressed.

Why PeriActive Is the Support You Need

PeriActive is formulated with ingredients like:

Melaleuca alternifolia (tea tree oil): anti-inflammatory

Aloe vera: soothes and heals

Chamomile: reduces irritation

It’s alcohol-free, non-toxic, and gentle enough for postpartum use, helping calm inflammation and support gum tissue repair.

How to Rebuild Healthy Gums After Pregnancy

Brush and floss daily, even if tired

Rinse with PeriActive to reduce inflammation

Avoid sugary snacks and acidic beverages

Visit your dentist within 3 months postpartum

Binky’s story is all too common, and it shows how even the most radiant smiles can hide underlying inflammation.

🛒 Don’t wait. Protect your smile with PeriActive: www.getperiactive.com




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