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Women have an increased sensitivity to oral health problems because of the hormonal changes they experience. These changes not only affect the blood supply to the gums but also the body�s response to the toxins that result from plaque build-up. There are some different stages in a female�s life during which changes in hormone levels make them more affected to oral health problems � puberty, the monthly menstruation cycle, when using oral contraceptives, during pregnancy, and at menopause. Here is how our dentist in Ranchi, explain these stages and offer some helpful tips in dealing with them: Puberty: The surge in production of the female hormones estrogen and progesterone that happens during puberty can increase the blood flow to the gums and change the way gum tissue reacts to bacterial plaque. This causes the gum tissue to become red, tender, and swollen, and more likely to bleed during brushing and flossing.