Is Teeth falling out related to having back to back babies?

Question

My kids are 14 months apart and when my daughter (1st kid) was 7 months old my teeth started falling out. After my son was born they are cracking and chipping like they are just brittle. 
Is the all due to having back to back kids or because my oral hygiene wasn’t as good as it needed to be during pregnancy?
Be honesty I don’t care.

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Sounds like maybe inadequate nutrition during those back to back pregnancies. Did you take prenatals?

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Yes, you are calcium deficient and that can affect your teeth and cause osteoporosis. Take more calcium and try to see the dentist.

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My mom said she lost a tooth with each pregnancy. I think it’s a calcium deficiency. My friend was on her third pregnancy and the doctor made her take more calcium because you lose calcium with each pregnancy.

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My high school biology teacher had three girls back to back to back 1st and 2nd are Irish twins and the 2nd and third are also Irish twins. She had an extreme calcium deficient and lost 6 teeth total she actually took a year off from school to get her health back in check. It was wild but luckily she was able to have false teeth placed.

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Pregnancy in general ruin your teeth as you said you noticed them having issues the first pregnancy, its not because you are having babies close together its the pregnancy its self

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Both. Your baby will get their nutrients from you. If you dint compensate for that, you'll have negative effects.
Tooth issues are common during pregnancy because the baby will take calcium from you if you dont provide excess for them. That causes weak teeth that can break and/or fall out.

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I never had issues with my teeth and I had two babies in 13 months and my teeth were destroyed. I had to have four crowns put on and the dentist said it was from the back to back pregnancies and the babies taking everything.

Is Teeth falling out related to having back to back babies?

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