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De tandarts zit klem tussen gevoel en verstand bij een zwangere patiënt. In de loop der jaren kwam dit onderwerp bij herhaling aan de orde als ‘Tandheelkundig gebruikte geneesmiddelen in relatie tot de zwangerschap’, ‘Aan twee kanten van de grens’ en is een zwangerschap fysiologie of toch pathologie? Tandartsen zijn opvallend terughoudend bij het behandelen van zwangeren. In hoeverre is deze houding gebaseerd op een reëel risico? Enkele aspecten lijken terug te voeren op mystiek, andere zijn juist gericht op het geven van extra zorg. Wat is reëel?

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Abraham-Inpijn, L. (2017). Zwangerschap. In: Tandarts in de knel. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-1442-3_29

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