Scaling can be performed when pregnant because many pregnant patients have increased gingivitis, which can lead to significant gingivitis during pregnancy. This inflammation is also treated by scaling to remove local irritants, including plaque and calculus. However, since the gums of such patients tend to bleed and the patient is pregnant, the operation must be performed with special gentleness to minimize bleeding and pain. Of course, if the patient has obvious pregnancy reactions, it may be more difficult to operate, so you can wait until the middle of pregnancy to carry out the treatment. Therefore, it is generally possible to have a dental scaling during pregnancy, which will not have a significant impact on the whole body and has a very good therapeutic effect on gingivitis during pregnancy, so it is recommended that those who have significant gingivitis during pregnancy can come to a regular hospital for scaling treatment.