A 38-year-old woman with severe periodontitis is in her 10th week of pregnancy. When the dental assistant tries to discuss oral
hygiene and future appointments for scaling, the patient becomes angry and says that she can live with bleeding gums and brown teeth from her former smoking habit. She also says that she is not interested in learning about hygiene because her teeth will eventually fall out anyway. How could the dental assistant convince this patient of the importance of oral hygiene?
the dentist could say it will make her more confident in herself and help with eating and taking care of her teeth would make it so her doesn't ever hurt
The baby needs to take part not only the nipple and the aerola. It needs to be an asimetrical grip, that is, the baby takes a larger portion of the lower part of the aerola than the upper part
