OB-GYN-L Messages for February, 2000: Re: tongue studs

Re: tongue studs
From: jkulkin (jkulkin@mindspring.com)
Tue Feb 29 20:17:31 2000

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And maybe braces present a similar problem? Sorry to be so cynical, but are we always looking for issues to treat?
Jay
chris stanley wrote:
> since moving to florida i have noticed that there are a significant
> number of my OB patients sporting various types of intra-oral jewelry,
> most popular being the tongue stud. can this be a good thing? i thought
> i saw something last year about poor oral health being associated with
> an increased risk of preterm labor and chorio. should i counsel my
> punctured patients to go studless for the duration of their pregnancy?
> any similar situations out there? thanks.

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