Gums can react differently.
Pregnancy hormones can increase the gums’ response to plaque bacteria. Tell your dentist about bleeding, swelling or soreness.
Your mouth. Your pregnancy. Connected.
Mouth bacteria can affect pregnancy.
Gum health matters during pregnancy. Get support for your changing routine.
Make your mouth part of the bigger picture.
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Your routine is changing.
Your mouth needs care, too.
Hormonal changes, nausea and new habits can affect your teeth and gums. A dentist can help you adapt your routine.
The connection matters.
Researchers have found links between gum disease and some pregnancy complications. Keeping your mouth healthy belongs alongside your prenatal care.
Keep care connected.
Let your dentist know you are pregnant. Keep regular dental visits and ask for help choosing a routine that fits your needs.
Health Resources and Services AdministrationExplore oral health and pregnancy ↗
About the pregnancy connection
Studies have found associations between periodontitis and preterm birth, low birthweight and other pregnancy outcomes. A causal relationship has not been established. Treating gum disease supports maternal oral health, but an oral-care kit is not proven to prevent pregnancy complications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hormonal changes can increase your gums’ response to plaque bacteria, making them more likely to become swollen or bleed. Tell your dentist about changes you notice. Read the ADA guidance ↗
Studies have found associations between periodontitis and outcomes such as preterm birth and low birthweight. That does not establish a cause or show that an oral-care kit prevents pregnancy complications.
No. Preventive and necessary dental care can be provided during pregnancy. Tell your dentist you are pregnant so your dental and prenatal teams can coordinate treatment. See pregnancy dental-care guidance ↗
Your dentist can help choose products for your needs and coordinate with your prenatal clinician when medicines are involved. Share your pregnancy, medicines and any nausea or taste sensitivity before starting a new regimen.
No. The optional saliva test looks for selected oral microbes and measures features of your saliva. It does not screen pregnancy, assess your baby’s health or predict birth outcomes. Testing is priced separately.
There are three plans. OneOral is $9.99/month: message a licensed dentist and share photos, get ongoing dentist check-ins, and pay member prices on kits, whitening and gum. Nothing ships automatically on it. OneOral+ is $29.99/month and adds a Treatment Box (CariFree Maintenance Rinse and Gel 1100 toothpaste) every 3 months with free shipping. Power Pack is $44.99/month: the Treatment Box plus whitening, energy gum and breath mints or oral spray. Sales tax is added where it applies.
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Start by sending a photo or describing what’s going on. With a membership you can message a licensed dentist about it. OneOral is designed for most adults and complements — never replaces — your regular in-person checkups.
No. OneOral is not insurance and you don’t need any. Each plan is a flat monthly price, plus sales tax where it applies.
On any plan you can message a licensed dentist and share photos. On OneOral+ and Power Pack, your first box ships once your first payment is made. The Treatment Box (and Power Pack’s mints or spray) then ships every 3 months; Power Pack’s whitening and energy gum ship every 6 months. Shipping is free, to US addresses only.
When clinically appropriate and permitted for your situation, a licensed dentist can send a prescription to your local pharmacy for pickup. Prescriptions are not guaranteed. Pharmacy charges may apply; some concerns require in-person dental treatment.