Good care for two
During pregnancy a lot changes in your body, and in your mouth. At Zonnelach you receive extra attention for gums, sensitivity and what is or is not possible during these months.
What you can count on
Safe treatments
We know which treatments are fine and which are better postponed.
Extra gum check
We catch pregnancy gingivitis early.
Comfortable position
We adjust the chair so you can lie well, also after week 20.
Advice for later
How do you care for your baby's first tooth? We'll tell you.
Step by step
- 01
Intake
We discuss what week you are in and how you feel.
- 02
Gentle check-up
We look extra carefully at your gums and sensitive spots.
- 03
Plan for now
Only what is safe and needed, the rest we schedule after birth.
- 04
Ready for baby
Tips for the first teeth, feeding and your own oral care after birth.
Frequently asked
Can I have an X-ray?
We only take an X-ray when truly needed. With a lead apron and modern equipment the risk is minimal.
What if my gums bleed?
Bleeding gums is often pregnancy gingivitis. Good brushing and an extra check-up help.
Can I have anaesthesia?
Yes, the anaesthetic we use is safe during pregnancy.
When is a good period for treatment?
The second trimester is usually most comfortable. For a check-up you're always welcome.
Other patient groups
Students
Busy with study, side jobs and social plans? At Zonnelach you can book a check-up when it suits you. Clear prices, quick appointments and no surprises on the bill.
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A familiar face, plenty of time and clear explanations. At Zonnelach you receive dental care that fits this stage of life, with attention for dentures, dry mouth and medication.
Read moreAnxious patients
Fear of the dentist is very normal and nothing to be ashamed of. At Zonnelach we work in small steps, with plenty of explanation and always with you in control. Nothing happens until you say it's ok.
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