The authoritative journal Obstetrics And Gynaecology ("Obstetrics and Gynecology") published a study, the authors found that for the first time a direct link between the bacteria appearing in the mouth as a result of poor hygiene, and the death of an unborn baby.
An unnamed 35-year-old woman from America suffered from the usual gingivitis (inflammation of the gum tissue). After 39 weeks of pregnancy, she gave birth to a stillborn child. Doctors were able to trace the path of oral bacteria in the mouth to the mother's bloodstream child's lungs and stomach.
The autopsy and subsequent laboratory analysis conducted microbiologists of Ohio.
Scientists believe that any "gap" in the amniotic fluid - the liquid that surrounds the unborn child - can become a gateway for infections of the oral cavity. After the tragedy of the child, his mother took the appropriate treatment at the Dentist Which subsequently allowed her second attempt to give birth to a perfectly healthy boy.
"If you are pregnant, it is important to carefully observe oral health , - Stressed the head of the British Fund Dentistry Dr Nigel Carter. - Moreover, the Ministry of Health of Great Britain provides all pregnant women completely free treatment up to the first birthday of their child. "
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